biblical sites
Scripture's named places
Biblical sites are locations mentioned in or associated with events from the Bible—places like Jerusalem, Bethlehem, the Sea of Galilee, or Mount Sinai.
The term usually refers to physical places that can be visited today, often destinations for pilgrimage or archaeological study: We toured biblical sites throughout Israel and Jordan.
- HebronHistoric West Bank city
- JerichoAncient walled Palestinian city
- NazarethGalilean city of faith
- JerusalemTriply sacred ancient capital
- BethlehemNativity's traditional setting
Babylon · Damascus · Corinth · Holy Land · Temple Mount · Mount of Olives · Masada · Ephesus · Mount Ararat · Tower of Babel · Mount Sinai · Sea of Galilee · Golgotha · Jordan River · Antioch · Calvary · Upper Room · Thessalonica
- Holy LandJerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Israel, Palestine
- Holy Land travelpilgrims, travelers, Holy Land, Jerusalem, Bethlehem
- Jordan antiquitiesPetra, mosaic floors, ancient temples, Moabites, Ammonites
- Levant tourismTel Aviv, Petra, Dead Sea, Bethlehem, Nazareth
- Orient travelDamascus, Aleppo, Baghdad, Cairo, Beirut
- JerusalemOld City, Western Wall, Dome of the Rock, Al-Aqsa Mosque, Temple Mount
biblical sitesBuddhist temples
Sacred spaces for dharma practice
Shinto shrines · Mecca · Varanasi · Stonehenge · Aztec temples
biblical sitestheme parks
Attractions built around concepts
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