Tyropoeon Valley
Places & Geography • New Testament
The Tyropoeon Valley, or Valley of the Cheesemakers, was the ravine that separated Mount Zion from the temple hill in Jerusalem. Bridges connected the two elevations, including the structure known as Robinson’s Arch.
Biblical Usage
The valley is not presented as a distinct biblical event or doctrine in the supplied material. Its bridges provided communication between the temple area and the royal palace on Zion.