The Burnt House
A dwelling from the end of the Second Temple period, burned in the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. The excavations uncovered ritual baths, water cisterns and many stone vessels — evidence that the household, of the priestly Katros family, kept the laws of purity. It is presented today as a museum with a sound-and-light show.
תפארת ישראל, הרובע היהודי, העיר העתיקה, ירושלים
From 12 NIS · Included in the combined ticket for heritage sites in the Quarter (160 NIS for a family)
Reading Hebrew? העמוד המלא בעברית · All attractions · Open on Shabbat
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