Visiting the Holy Land is a dream come true for most Christians. To be able to walk in Jesus' footsteps and pray where Jesus prayed is awe inspiring as well as easy - it's less than a five-hour flight away.
Israel is the Holy Land; a country where you will be able to see the Bible come to life as you take a tour through the Scriptures.
Located on the eastern slope of Mount Zion, St. Peter in Gallicantu was built in the 5th century and is believed to be the location of Caiaphas’ house, the setting for the story of Peter’s denial of his connection with Jesus on the night of his trial and the shedding of his self-recriminatory tears.
St. Peter in Gallicantu Church 
The Holyland – Pilgrimage website has just been redesigned and is now running in its new format. Visit the site today.
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‘Jerusalem in the time of the Crusaders’
LONDON: 10th June 2013
Westminster Cathedral
MANCHESTER: 11th June 2013
Manchester Cathedral
WALES: 12th June 2013
Emmanuel Christian Centre, Llandudno
BELFAST: 13th June 2013
Ramada Hotel
DUBLIN: 14th June 2013
Emmaus Retreat & Conference Centre, Swords
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Estimates suggest that there were 10.5 million visits to Jerusalem’s Western Wall in 2012. An Israeli national symbol and arguably Judaism’s most sacred site, the wall was built by Herod the Great in the first century when he broadened Solomon’s Temple Mount with an extended eastern wall and new western, northern and southern walls. The major increase in worship and tourism has spurred on the construction of new facilities to accommodate the increased traffic to the site.
The Israel Ministry of Tourism have launched a massive new Christian YouTube channel promoting faith-based tourism to the Holy Land.
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For active travelers wishing to explore the Old City of Jerusalem from above, the Ramparts Walk offers a bird’s eye view of the city walls and gates, as well as the Jewish, Christian, Muslim and Armenian Quarters, Mount Scopus and the Mount of Olives, among other sites. Travelers may enter the Ramparts from inside the Jaffa Gate, and trek past the 2,000-year-old Citadel built by King Herod.
Tourists and visitors to the Old City of Jerusalem can now download a free app that offers 16 self-guided audio walking tours in English, Russian or Hebrew, complete with maps, photos and written explanations, to enrich their visiting experience as they stroll through the Old City’s ancient historical, religious and cultural sites and its enchanting alleyways.
