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1. Monument of Huldah 2. Palaces of Helena Queen of Adiabene 3. Robinson's Arch 4. Synagogue of Freedmen 5. Pool of Siloam 6. Rose Gardens 7. Perfume Factories 8. Industrial Quarter 9. Buttressed Wall 10. Hippodrome 11. City Archives 12. Wilson's Arch | 13. Phasael Tower 14. Hippicus Tower 15. Mariamme Tower 16. Jaffa Gate 17. Ginnoth Gate 18. Herods' Palace 19. Upper Market 20. Hanania's Palace 21. Hasmonean Palace 22. Xystus and Town Hall 23. Theatre 24. David's Tomb 25. Palace of Caiaphas 26. Dyers' Quarter | 27. Traditional Calvary 28. Hyrcanus' Monument 29. Towers' pool 30. Damascus Gate 31. Wood Market 32. Psephinus Tower 33. Women's Gate 34. Jannaeus' Monument 35. Sheep Pool and Market | 36. The Temple 37. Basilica 38. Tadi Gate 39. The Antonia 40. Wailing Wall 41. Huldah Gates | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Although there are around three - or even more (especially if one includes and permutates the suspected "Garden Tomb" site a hundred yards or so from the present Damascus Gate) - theories as to where the true route of the via Dolorosa really passed, the red line on the plan shows generally what the consensus seems to be. This assumes that Jesus was held, tried and condemned in the Antonia Fortress and that the place of crucifixion was where Queen Helena and most of the Christian world says it was - just outside a gate no longer in existence (the 7th Station of the Cross, in fact). For a deeper discussion of the Via Dolorosa here