Western Wall
One of the holiest sites in the world: The Western Wall (Kotel) in Jerusalem, live 24/7! Watch worshippers, visitors, and sacred history unfold in HD.
Watch Live StreamWestern Wall - The Heart of Jerusalem
The Western Wall (Hebrew: Kotel) is the holiest site in Judaism. It is the remaining western wall of the Second Temple (516 BCE – 70 CE) and is located in the Old City of Jerusalem. Every year, millions of visitors come to pray, leave written prayers in the cracks, and experience its timeless spiritual atmosphere.
This EarthCam live stream shows the wide plaza in front of the Wall, worshippers in prayer, and the Dome of the Rock visible in the background. Activity peaks during Shabbat (Friday evening to Saturday) and holy days like Yom Kippur. The site is divided into men’s and women’s sections; men wear a kippah (skullcap), and modest dress is required (shoulders and knees covered).
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November 12, 2025 07:22 | Sunrise: 06:02 | Sunset: 16:42 | Time Zone: Asia/Jerusalem (UTC+02:00)
Explore Jerusalem & Surroundings
The Western Wall is located in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City. Nearby sacred sites include:
- Dome of the Rock: Golden-domed Islamic holy shrine.
- Al-Aqsa Mosque: Third holiest site in Islam.
- Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Christianity’s most sacred church.
- Via Dolorosa: Path Jesus walked to the crucifixion.
- Yad Vashem: Holocaust Memorial Museum.
- Israel Museum: Home of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Where is this camera? Israel, Jerusalem, Old City – Western Wall (Kotel)
Interesting Fact
The Western Wall is the only remaining part of the Second Temple after its destruction in 70 CE and has been a center of Jewish prayer and pilgrimage for over 2,000 years. It receives over 10 million visitors annually. Prayer notes left in the cracks are collected twice a year and buried in the Mount of Olives Cemetery. The live feed is provided by EarthCam as a global message of peace.