The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem
Since 1894, the Garden Tomb has stood as a place of worship and witness, proclaiming the victory of the risen Jesus Christ. Pilgrims and travelers from across the globe, journeying through the Holy Land, make their way to Jerusalem—where hundreds of thousands each year are drawn to the Garden Tomb, a place of quiet beauty situated just beyond the Damascus Gate of the Old City.
Set in the shadow of Skull Hill, the Garden Tomb encompasses an ancient empty tomb, long regarded by many as a possible site of the burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Entrance to the Garden is freely open to all. Here, visitors encounter not only the tranquility and natural beauty of the surroundings, but also the life-giving message of the Gospel—the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection.
The Garden Tomb remains a living testimony that death did not have the final word. The stone was rolled away, and Jesus Christ rose in victory, bringing life, redemption, and eternal hope to all who believe.
Opening Hours
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
The Garden is closed on Fridays and Sundays
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Visiting The Garden Tomb
All visitors are most welcome to come and explore this unique site free of charge. To make the most of your visit download an information leaflet, available in different languages.
Visitors may also make a reservation to join a free guided tour of the site. If your church group would like to share Holy Communion together, contact us at bookings@gardentomb.com to make a reservation.
What our visitors say about the Garden
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“There’s no other place on the face of the earth like the Garden Tomb – it’s the epicentre of time and eternity as it represents the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.”
Franklin Graham USA.
“I had heard about this place but I didn’t know how amazing it was until I came…”
Nader, Jerusalem
