Rehavia is a quarter that developped in the period of the British Mandate (1917-1848). This house is a good example of the architecture of the times.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
About Me
My Links
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(81)
-
▼
July
(26)
- More funny stones
- Funny stones in a public parc
- Inside the walls of the Old City
- Mount of Olives
- From the walls of the Old City (facing South)
- From the walls of the Old City
- In the streets of the Old City
- Painting the Old City
- Renovated house
- Panorama of the Valley of Hinnom
- Backyard of the Schneller (Syrian) orphanage
- Montefiore's Windmill
- Old City Panorama
- Jerusalem Film Festival
- Reception at the French Consulate for Bastille Day
- Old City's Walls
- Old house in Jerusalem
- The Tower of David near Jaffa Gate
- Busy crossing
- House in Rehavia
- Lost between the roads
- On Hebron Road
- Garden at a friend's home
- Where does it not appear?
- Western Wall
- July 2008 Theme Day: "No..." signs
-
▼
July
(26)
City Daily Photo Blogs
 |
| Search by city: |
+ Africa
+ Asia & Pacific
+ Europe & Middle East
+ North America
+ South America
No comments:
Post a Comment