Best places: Catholic churches in Qalansuwa, Israel

Mountaintop Catholic church built on 4th century foundations, known for its views & mosaics.

👍👍 Where our dearest Lord Jesus once stayed and taught at the synagogue and performed diverse miracles including casting out demons. The place where the ruins of the house believe to be the house of Simon Peter where Dearest Jesus healed Simon's wife mother. Praise be to God...

This church was built in 1969 on the spot where the Annunciation is believed to have taken place.

Enduring monastery completed in the 19th-century, featuring scenic grounds & sweeping ocean vistas.

👍👍 Lovely little church! One of the best I have visited on my trip to Israel. Definitely worth a visit because you get to see not just the place where it is believed Jesus did his first miracle by turning water into wine at a Canaan wedding, but next to the main church door there is an entrance which t...

Simple church at the site believed to be where Jesus multiplied loaves & fishes to feed the masses.

Popular biblical site on the shores of the Sea of Galilee featuring a church known for its mosaics.

Franciscan Catholic brick church with a bell tower & stained glass windows completed in 1894.

Antonio Barluzzi designed this church as a pilgrimage site near to a Byzantine tomb complex.

Small 12th-c. church, built on the purported site of the cave where John the Baptist was born.

👍👍 THE WAY OF THE CROSS - THE CHURCHES OF FLAGELLATION AND CONDEMNATION – OLD CITY - JERUSALEM - കുരിശിന്റെ വഴി : The Church of Flagellation enshrines the spot where Jesus was flogged (beaten with whip) by Roman soldiers before he was lead to Calvary for crucifixion – In the same compound, barely 15 me...

Roman Catholic church built in the Romanesque Revival style in 1914 on the site of old churches.

👍👍 Beautiful church about 15 minutes away from the beach in Tel Aviv. Services are multiple different languages and the local churchgoers are very nice and open to visitors.

👍👍 Beautiful place and special moment to go there ! You’ll find yourself !!

👍👍 Deir Rafat is a Catholic monastery in central Israel. Located to the north-west of Beit Shemesh, it falls under the jurisdiction of Mateh Yehuda Regional Council. The monastery was established in 1927 by the Latin Patriarch Luigi Barlassina

Simple place of worship thought to have been visited by Jesus & his family in the 1st century AD.

👍 So full of history and biblical reflection. An extremely beautiful and well maintained church. I loved the art and sculptures on display. There is a dungeon that is said to be the place where they kept Jesus the night he was arrested at the Garden.

Small church commemorating Christ’s entry into Jerusalem, with an annual procession on Palm Sunday.

👍 Great place. Good location. Nice address.

Simple 19th-century church with frescoes & a rock table reputedly used by Jesus & his disciples.