Jerusalem GuideJerusalem is the capital and largest city of Israel, even though it is not universally recognized as Israel's capital. It is a holy city to three religions, and one of the oldest cities in the world. HotelsFind hotels in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and more, including The Market Courtyard Jerusalem Suites, City Center Jerusalem, The King David, House 57, Harmony Hotel Jerusalem, Tamar Residence and Abraham Hostel Jerusalem. AttractionsDiscover attractions around Jerusalem including Jerusalem Central Bus Station, Cenacle, St Andrew's Church, Ticho House, Supreme Court of Israel, Jerusalem Theater and Caf'e Hilel. Old CityThe Old City of Jerusalem is that part of Jerusalem surrounded by the impressive 16th century Ottoman city walls and representing the heart of the city both historically and spiritually. ChareidiChareidi or Haredi Jerusalem refers to the part of Jerusalem which is mainly and to a large extent exclusively populated by Chareidi Jews. WestWest Jerusalem represents the modern commercial heart of the city, having become the focus for development in the capital from the time of Israeli independence in 1948 to the reunification of the city with the Six Day War in 1967. EastEast Jerusalem represents the eastern half of the once divided city and became the focus of Palestinian settlement around the Old City of Jerusalem in the period after the Second World War and Israeli independence in 1948. Ein KeremEin Kerem is a secluded village suburb on the outskirts of West Jerusalem. Surrounded by hills dotted with olive and cypress trees, the village is refreshingly quiet although only 20 minute bus ride southwest of the city centre.