Join the pilgrims to visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, one of Christianity's most sacred sites. It is believed by many Christians that the church that stands today was built on the spot where Jesus' resurrection occurred. It was built in 335, destroyed in 1009 and gradually rebuilt. When you enter the sanctuary, take in the smell of frankincense and the contemplative candlelight. Dress modestly — no bare legs, shoulders or backs — if you would like to visit a church, mosque or synagogue.
Jerusalem, often referred to as the "Holy City," is a magnet for pilgrims from various faiths worldwide. Walking in the footsteps of centuries of devout travelers, you can explore the sacred sites that hold immense religious significance. From the Western Wall to the Via Dolorosa, joining the pilgrims in Jerusalem is a spiritual journey of reflection and reverence.