Info about Jerusalem
Jerusalem lies about 55 km to the east of the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, and 25 km from the Dead Sea.
It lies about 825-900 metres above sea level on the Judea-Samaria mountain range. The climate is subtropical, with warm and dry summers (24?C in August) and rainy winters (10?C in January).
Some years Jerusalem even gets covered by snow. Annual rainfall is about 500 millimetres.
Jerusalem is divided into an old city, a new city and satellite towns scattered around it on all sides.
It lies about 825-900 metres above sea level on the Judea-Samaria mountain range. The climate is subtropical, with warm and dry summers (24?C in August) and rainy winters (10?C in January).
Some years Jerusalem even gets covered by snow. Annual rainfall is about 500 millimetres.
Jerusalem is divided into an old city, a new city and satellite towns scattered around it on all sides.


