Reason for the name
Named after its Armenian residents.
Builder
Armenians.
Named after its Armenian residents.
Located southwest of the Old Town
Armenians.
One of the smallest District of Jerusalem in terms of area and
population within the Old Town, and one of the most important
structure of the Armenian cathedral, now known as King David
Castle or King David Tower, a castle famous for its towers and
minarets beautiful, and the castle was one day the palace of the
King Herodos.
It built when the Armenian pilgrims began to visit Jerusalem;
the town became a city in spite of its small size.
St. James Cathedral, a church decorated with inscriptions dating
back to 420 BC, opened by the Armenians in Jerusalem in 1833.
Commercial in Jerusalem, and perhaps the most important
contribution of cultural provided by the Armenians are brought
ceramics to Palestine in 1919.
History
The fourth century of birth.