Terra Sancta Museum Subscribe to our Newsletter eng esp fra ita arb Visit us Explore Project and missions Two museums Mediation & Education Governance Updates News & articles Project milestones Annual Reports Learn Gallery Publications Exhibitions They talk about us Donate How to donate? Our benefactors Join us Internship and volunteering Work with us E-Shop Info Prepare your visit Contacts Advancement of the Terra Sancta Museum Art & History: first Scientific Committee of 2026 The first Scientific Committee of 2026 of the Terra Sancta Museum Art & History took place in Paris, discussing key points for the advancement of the museum. The Treasures of the Holy Sepulcher: why Art still matters in times of war The “Treasures of the Holy Sepulcher” collection has traveled to Texas, carrying with it a powerful message: even amid the winds of war, the Terra Sancta Museum reaffirms why art still matters in times of violence. Dreaming Musical Pilgrimages: Genealogy of the Oldest Organ in the Christian World Researcher and musicologist David Catalunya retraces his own scholarly journey around the oldest organ in the Christian world, directly from Bethlehem. Through historical research and musical passion, he narrates its symbolic value and its role within the Terra Sancta Museum. The Cultural Path as a privileged tool for dialogue Numerous documents preserved in the centuries-old archive of the Custody of the Holy Land attest to the Franciscan presence in the Holy Land. Selected facsimiles of Mamluk and Ottoman firmans will be displayed at the Terra Sancta Museum – Art & History, explored through the voices of two key figures. One body, many images: Art as a language of Christian unity In Jerusalem, where Christian plurality is lived daily, art becomes a concrete space of encounter among different Churches during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. In this context the Terra Sancta Museum paves its way. Welcome to the Terra Sancta Museum In the heart of the Old City of Jerusalem, the Terra Sancta Museum preserves and promotes the archaeological and artistic heritage of Christianity , a treasure that has been safeguarded by the Franciscans of the Custody of the Holy Land for more than 800 years. The Terra Sancta Museum project is to have three sections: the multimedia and archaeological sections are in the Monastery of the Flagellation , on the Via Dolorosa , and are already partially open to visitors. The opening of the historical section , which will be opened in the Monastery of St Savior , is planned for 2025 -2026 and will display the many donations made over the centuries by the Royal Courts of Europe Plan your visit HOURS Everyday Winter : 9am – 5pm Summer : 9am – 6pm ENTRANCE FEES 15 NIS (regular) 10 NIS (reduced) 20 NIS/15 NIS (combined) LANGUAGES English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Russian, Polish, Hebrew, German and Arabic LOCATION Monastery of the Flagellation 1, Via Dolorosa str. Jerusalem Terra Sancta Museum: 2 museums and 1 educational center Via Dolorosa Multimedia Section SBF - Archaeological Museum Archaeological Section Terra Sancta Museum - Art and History Visit us Explore Project and missions Two museums Mediation & Education Governance Updates News & articles Project milestones Annual Reports Learn Gallery Publications Exhibitions They talk about us Donate How to donate? Our benefactors Join us Internship and volunteering Work with us E-Shop Info Prepare your visit Contacts Subscribe to our Newsletter This website uses technical cookies and analytical third party cookies. If you want to learn more or opt out of all or some cookies, click here . By closing this banner or by clicking any element, you accept the use of cookies. Accept Decline