Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites

Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites was released on June 23, 2006.

Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites was directed by James Barrat.

Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites has a runtime of 52m.

Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites was produced by James Barrat.

It's name means "city of peace." But as a focal point of three major world religions, and home to some of those faiths' holiest sites, Jerusalem has witnessed 3,000 years of bloody conflict, intrigue and passion. National Geographic, with exclusive access, intimately explores locales held sacred by Christians, Jews and Muslims. From footage filmed inside the magnificent Dome of the Rock to the vast underground expanse of Solomon's Stables to the traditional sites of Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, it's a spellbinding journey into this ancient, multilayered urban landscape of war, worship and timeless wonder.

Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites is rated PG.

Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites is a Documentary, History film.

Secrets of Jerusalem's Holiest Sites has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.