Gate of the Tribes

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Gate of the Tribes is a historic entrance in Jerusalem’s Old City, better known as the Lions’ Gate, which leads into the Muslim Quarter near the Temple Mount.

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Gate of the Tribes canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city gate
entrance
historic site
tourist attraction
accesses eastern approach to the Old City
alsoKnownAs Bab al-Asbat
Gate of the Tribes of Israel
Lions’ Gate
linked to: Lions' Gate

Lion’s Gate
linked to: Lions' Gate

St. Stephen’s Gate
linked to: St. Stephen's Gate
associatedWith Christian pilgrimage routes
Islamic tradition
Jewish tradition
Muslim Quarter of Jerusalem
category Gates of Jerusalem
Historic sites in Jerusalem
Tourist attractions in Jerusalem
continent Asia
country Israel
faces Mount of Olives
hasArabicName Bab al-Asbat
hasEnglishName Lions’ Gate
linked to: Lions' Gate
hasFeature arched opening
fortified gate tower
relief carvings of lions on the facade
hasFunction entrance to the Old City from the east
hasNameOrigin named Lions’ Gate after lion reliefs on the gate
linked to: Lion Gate

named for the tribes of Israel
heritageStatus within UNESCO World Heritage Site Old City of Jerusalem and its Walls
leadsTo Muslim Quarter
locatedIn Jerusalem
Muslim Quarter
Old City of Jerusalem
material stone
near Haram al-Sharif
linked to: Temple Mount

Temple Mount
openToPublic yes
orientation eastern wall of the Old City
partOf Walls of Jerusalem
region Middle East
religiousSignificance access point to sites sacred to Islam, Judaism, and Christianity
usedFor access to the Via Dolorosa
pedestrian entrance

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Lions' Gate hasAlternativeName Gate of the Tribes
Bab al-Asbat alsoKnownAs Gate of the Tribes