The Old City
Wander through the limestone-paved Hosh alleys and bustling markets of the Old City. This historic district preserves the authentic charm of Bethlehem, showcasing traditional Ottoman-era architecture and local craftsmanship.
The City of the Nativity
Wander through the limestone-paved Hosh alleys and bustling markets of the Old City. This historic district preserves the authentic charm of Bethlehem, showcasing traditional Ottoman-era architecture and local craftsmanship.



One of the oldest continuously operating churches in the world, built over the grotto believed to be the birthplace of Jesus. A UNESCO site of immense spiritual and architectural significance.



Located just steps from the Nativity Church, this serene chapel is carved out of white rock. According to tradition, it is the site where the Holy Family took refuge during the Flight into Egypt.



A profound symbol of modern Palestinian history, the wall in Bethlehem has become a massive canvas for political art and murals, including world-famous pieces by Banksy and local artists.


