We ate at the restaurant, called Borderline, twice while there but this was the first time there. The draped ceilings, mosaic sidewalk and wooden indian head on the wall by the bathroom made it stand out.
Here are some shots of things in Jerusalem, like the Church of All Nations from the other side of the street and one of a few "riot" vehicles.
It legit looks like it had seen a few riots
Crossing the border into Palestine...
Scenes from Bethlehem...
these houses were very close to the border wall
Just before going to the hotel we stopped at this Christian-owned shop to buy souvenirs...
The Manger Square Hotel in Bethlehem...
a view down the spiral staircase to the lobby
the floor right below ours had rooms that had this
little park-like courtyard but no one could access it
our floor had this interesting dome
and this construction
our room was very nice
It was my birthday, so everyone sang Happy Birthday to me at dinner and afterwards we went out to explore town with Matt and Melissa...
We got a little bit lost but it helped that we could see our hotel in the distance...
This coffee shop was right across the street from the hotel lobby...
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