Jerusalem - a place charged with religion, prophecy, and politics. Standing on the Mount of Olives early at five, one can hear and see it all - first the muezzins, then the bells, followed by the first sunlight on the golden dome of the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Wolfgang Büscher immerses himself in all of this. He listens to Jerusalem, captures its images and voices, and delves deeper into the city's mysteries. He spends his days in the Arab, Christian, and Jewish quarters, in the dimly lit alleys and souks, on the Via Dolorosa, at the Western Wall, and in vaults where Arab men drink cardamom coffee and smoke hookah. He walks through the Kidron Valley, through the Garden of Gethsemane, wanders over the rooftops of Jerusalem, and allows himself to be locked in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for a night. A spring in Jerusalem: a unique journey into an inexhaustible past, into a fascinating present.