The descent to the Kotel
The well-known descent from the Quarter to the Kotel plaza has about 142 steps. It is the short way, and it does not suit everyone.
Step-free
The Rova is built of lanes, slopes and steps, and you cannot always reach a door with a suitcase or a walker. We have two ground-floor apartments you reach without climbing steps, and there is also a way down to the Kotel with no steps on it. Here is exactly what to expect on the way.

What is really on the way
The Quarter was built centuries ago, with no roads and no lifts. Most of the apartments are beautiful, but you reach them through a lane with steps. It is worth knowing in advance, rather than finding out with a suitcase in hand.
The well-known descent from the Quarter to the Kotel plaza has about 142 steps. It is the short way, and it does not suit everyone.
Inside the Rova there are slopes and steps between the lanes. The distances are short, but the way is not always level.
Some apartments have steps up to the door. Two of ours are on the ground floor: the Hurva Square house you walk into straight from the street, and the Courtyard house has its own entrance off the lane.
The way to the Kotel
Anyone who cannot manage the 142 steps does not have to give up the Kotel. From the Quarter you come out onto the road by the car park, and about a seven-minute walk brings you to the Dung Gate, which opens straight onto the plaza. The plaza itself is level, and you can cross it with a stroller or a chair. Our cart takes the same route.
What else helps
The apartment
Both are on one level, with no steps to climb inside. Write to us and we will tell you exactly what the route to each one looks like.
Check what fits
Write to us with who is coming, when, and what matters to you on the way. We will tell you which apartment fits and exactly what the route looks like.
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