The Terra Sancta Museum is a museum run by the Catholic Church Custody of the Holy Land, in the Old City of Jerusalem. First opened in 1902, then reopened in March 2016, the museum exhibits ancient artifacts, items and structures that existed at the time of Jesus.
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We have walked inside by accident and it was amazing experience. Immersive multimedia part with explanation of the history (sometimes you have to find the sweet spot in the space to clearly here the voiceover due to echo in the empty space, but It’s manageable). It is very modern, clean and beautiful place to visit in old city.
You can buy multimedia and exposition part separately, but I highly recommend buy both as we did :) It was 20 ILS for one person -...
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If you go to Jerusalem, you must visit this museum! In the multimedia part, you're immersed in an environment of lights, sounds, ambient noise, stories and animations. It only takes 15 minutes to visit it and will give you a short but very clear overview on the history of the Holy City. The archaeological part is also very interesting even if it is not completely...
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One of the best “modern” museum in Jerusalem. I say “modern” because the entire city is practically a living museum........ The building itself is very nice - the Franciscan Order obviously know how to splurge - and the accompanying texts and audios are very informative. The best part? Not too crowded like the ancient churches! Definitely must be included in your...
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