We visited several holy places on the Mount and viewed the Old City of Jerusalem from there. It dominates the skyline. So much history in a small space. More

If you are a Christian, you will treasure this spot...no words can describe . This is where Jesus stood and wept over the city, where he prophesized from The Mount of Olives to his disciples and Jesus ascended to heaven from the Mt of Olives as recorded in the book of Acts 1:9–12. More

Take photos across the street to see the front of the church. Olive tree garden is also worth a photo. Church of All Nations, Basilica of Agony are the same church. Nearby vendors had panorama of Jerusalem for $1. More

Compare the experience and photos of three short decades ago to see how Israeli settlements are destroying the scale, history and meaning of locations like the Mount of Olives with crude political land grabbing, add to that the never ending our buses, taxis and pilgrims blind with religious ideas and all significance can soon be lost... More

Very nice place overlooking the old city. The place where Jesus will return More

it is a short walk up the hill but the view is really nice from there. it looks even better at night More

All of this places are nice and have a meaning for us christians, so it was nice to go to this place but, I feel they could be more More

Yes, I know it is a significant Biblical site, but today's Mount of Olives is a mixture of concrete, shabby cafes and one old church. There is a graveyard on the way back down the hill with views over Jerusalem, but lots of cars and coaches stop here on the tour, so don't think you will see a hillside covered... More

To stand and walk in the very place that is mentioned in the Bible is quite amazing. More