
Israel destinations
Jerusalem
Encounter the city at the heart of Scripture, faith and history.
The region
A landscape to read slowly.
Jerusalem gathers centuries of biblical memory within a remarkably small landscape. Its streets, gates, valleys and ridges help visitors understand the scale and movement of events at the centre of the Christian story.
Places in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Old City
Sacred streets layered with history, worship and living communities.
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Mount of Olives
The ridge overlooking Jerusalem where Jesus taught, prayed and began His final approach to the city.
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The traditional descent from the Mount of Olives commemorating Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
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A chapel overlooking Jerusalem commemorating the moment Jesus wept over the city.
Discover this placeGarden of Gethsemane
The traditional garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives where Jesus prayed before His arrest.
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One of the historic gates of Jerusalem's Old City and a common entrance to the Via Dolorosa.
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A beautifully preserved Crusader church beside the Pools of Bethesda.
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The Jerusalem pools where Jesus healed a man who had been unable to walk for thirty-eight years.
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A Christian shrine commemorating the scourging of Jesus before His crucifixion.
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A chapel commemorating the condemnation of Jesus and the beginning of His journey towards crucifixion.
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The traditional route through Jerusalem's Old City commemorating Jesus' journey to the cross.
Discover this placeOld City of Jerusalem
A walled city where thousands of years of biblical history, faith and culture meet within less than one square kilometre.
Discover this placeGarden Tomb
A peaceful site outside the Old City walls offering a powerful setting in which to reflect on Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection.
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A historic hill immediately south of Jerusalem's Old City associated with David, the Last Supper and the early church.
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A church overlooking the Kidron Valley commemorating Peter's denial of Jesus.
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The traditional Mount Zion site commemorating the Last Supper and the gathering of Jesus' disciples.
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A revered Mount Zion shrine traditionally identified as the burial place of King David.
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The remains of Jerusalem's ancient Roman and Byzantine main street.
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A modern reconstruction imagining the seven-branched menorah used in the biblical temple.
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One of Judaism's holiest accessible places of prayer and a surviving section of the ancient Temple Mount retaining complex.
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