Garden Tomb

The Garden Tomb is a site in Jerusalem believed by many to be the burial and resurrection place of Jesus Christ. Discovered in the 19th century, it features a garden, a rock-cut tomb, and a nearby hill resembling a skull, known as Golgotha. While not universally accepted as the authentic site, it is a popular pilgrimage destination for Christians, symbolizing hope and renewal. The location offers a serene setting for reflection and worship, attracting thousands of visitors each year who seek to connect with the spiritual significance of Jesus's death and resurrection.