Jaffa Gate
Description:
The Jaffa Gate in Israel is perhaps the most unusual of the city’s 8 gates. The most important difference that every tourist will notice is that the gates have a G-shaped entrance.
The gate is supposed to guide tourists to the main road. Also, the gates have a hole for cars.
The Jaffa Gate was built in the 16th century and has been reconstructed only 1 time. Passing through the gate, the tourist will immediately find himself in an unusual combination: the Christian and Armenian quarters are right next to each other.
Near the gate there are 4 city stops, so it is not difficult to get to the place, for example, you can get by 1, 3, 111, 125 buses.