1. Nazareth

   • Grotto of the Annunciation – Traditional site where Gabriel appeared to Mary.

   • St. Joseph’s Church – Workshop of Joseph.

   • Synagogue Church – Tradition of Jesus teaching in Nazareth.

2. Mount of the Beatitudes – Sermon on the Mount; Catholic chapel for reflection and Mass.

3. Capernaum –

   • St. Peter’s House – Pilgrimage church built over Peter’s home.

   • Capernaum Synagogue – 4th-century ruins.

4. Tabgha – Church of the Multiplication of Loaves and Fishes; beautiful mosaics.

5. Magdala – Mary Magdalene’s hometown; recently restored Catholic church and visitor center.

6. Mount Tabor – Church of the Transfiguration; multiple chapels for meditation.

7. Kursi / Decapolis – Site of the Miracle of the Swine (Mark 5); Catholic chapel nearby.

Central Israel

1. Caesarea Maritima – Roman port; St. Peter baptized Cornelius.

2. Joppa (Tel Aviv area) – Peter resurrected Tabitha; Catholic commemorative sites exist.

Jerusalem & Judean Hills

1. Old City

   • Church of the Holy Sepulchre – Crucifixion, burial, resurrection.

   • Via Dolorosa – Walk the Stations of the Cross.

   • Church of All Nations (Gethsemane) – Jesus’ agony in the garden.

   • Dormition Abbey – Assumption of Mary.

   • Dominus Flevit – Mount of Olives; where Jesus wept over Jerusalem.

   • St. Anne’s Church – Traditional site of Mary’s birth.

2. Bethlehem

   • Church of the Nativity – Jesus’ birthplace.

   • Milk Grotto Chapel – Tradition of Mary nursing Jesus.

3. Ein Karem – Birthplace of John the Baptist; Church of the Visitation.

4. Emmaus Nicopolis – Catholic monastery commemorates the road to Emmaus (Luke 24).

Jordan River / Dead Sea Region

1. Yardenit – Baptism site.

2. Qasr el-Yahud – Traditional baptism site; Catholic chapels.

3. Ein Gedi – David hid from Saul; optional reflection site.

Galilee Coast & Surroundings

1. Haifa / Stella Maris Monastery – On Mount Carmel; devotion to the Virgin Mary.

2. Tabgha & Sea of Galilee area – Multiple small chapels along the shore marking Jesus’ minis