Church of the Holy Sepulchre - stations of the cross/via dolorosa.
Following the steps of the crucifixion day of Jesus, to the Golgotha and Jesus tomb.

Western Wall - the most important place for Jews. we will touch the relics of the holiest place for Jewish people and we will have the option to send our wishes to God through notes that we will put on the wall.

Mount Zion - King David’s tomb - according to the Jewish tradition, that is now a Jewish synagogue.
Last supper room - where Jesus and his followers celebrated Passover’s Eve, a day before he was crucified.
Abbey of the Dormition -According to Christian tradition, the church was built on the site where Mary, the mother of Jesus, fell into her death coma, hence its name, “The Dormition” - which means slumber.

Monte das Oliveiras - It is a holy place for Christians, Jews, and Muslims and one of the top attractions in Jerusalem. Whether you’re seeking churches, spectacular views, or fascinating stories,

Church of the Nativity - Jesus birth place.
The Church of the Nativity is one of the oldest working churches in existence today. The first Church was built by the Roman Emperor Constantine in the 4th century AD, over the grotto where Mary gave birth to Jesus. Constantine and his mother, Helena, built a magnificent and majestic church adorned with beautiful marble and mosaics.

Milk Grotto - The Chapel of the Milk Grotto of Our Lady
is one of the most popular shrines to the Virgin Mary in the whole of the Holy Land. There is not a single pilgrim who, after visiting and praying in the grotto of the Nativity

Chapel of the Shepherds’ Field - Caves where shepherds “kept watch over their flock” still abound in the area east of Bethlehem. Here, the Gospel of Luke tells us, an angel announced the birth of Jesus.