Dome of the Rock

The Dome of the Rock was completed in 691 CE and it stands as one of the oldest Islamic monuments in the world. It is built on the site where the Prophet Muhammad is believed to have ascended to heaven.

Modest dress is required, and women are required to cover their hair. Scarves are available for visitors who need them.

Photography is not allowed inside the shrine, but visitors can take photos of the exterior and the stunning architecture.

Yes, guided tours are available for visitors who want a more in-depth understanding of the site's history and significance.

There is no entrance fee for visitors to enter the sacred grounds of the Dome of the Rock.

Non-Muslim visitors are allowed to visit the site, with certain restricted areas, and are expected to respect the religious significance of the site.

The interior of the dome is not accessible to visitors, but the exterior and the surrounding area are open for exploration and admiration.

The Dome of the Rock is open for visitors from early morning to late afternoon, with specific hours varying by season.

The site is not fully wheelchair accessible due to the historic architecture and the presence of stairways and uneven surfaces.

Visitors are requested to maintain a respectful and quiet demeanor, remove their shoes before entering certain areas, and refrain from physical displays of affection at this religious site.