Beneath the bustling streets of Jerusalem, a network of over a mile (2 kilometers) of pathways reveals 2,000 years of history. This subterranean world, far from the city’s crowded alleys and well-trodden sites, houses some of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the ancient world. Visitors can explore these tunnels, immersing themselves in the layers of the past, where each step uncovers a new chapter of the city’s rich heritage.
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