If you're christian and a believer, this place holds a lot of meaning for you. If not, this is still a nice church, quite beautiful, great location watching the temple mount and the old city walls, 2 minute walk (uphill) to the lion's gate and...More

This was very interesting and meant alot to see. Definitely worth seeing - you won't regret taking the time to see this!

In this church you can see the "night sky" mosaics and there is a wonderfull light play insight. The dark interrrior gives you a spirit of the last night before the Passion starts. It seems that the stars are really shining just like they did...More

The name is such as many countries contributed to build this church, located on the Mount of Olives and is built on the rock on which Jesus is said to have prayed the night before he was crucified.

Church of All Nations is not an old church, but was dedicated only a hundred years ago and built with contributions from many nations and churches, but built on an old Byzantine church. This church is just next to Getsemane Garden with the old olives....More

This is third church to rest here. Built in 1924 and funded by many nations, the mosaics are gorgeous and tell stories known to all Christian's. I spent an hour in this church meditating and contemplating. Well worth the visit as well as to Olive...More

It is a most beautifully decorated and conspicuous churhes outside ancient walls of Jerusalem just at the foot of the mountain of olives. However it is so serene and wonderfully spacious and aesthetically built from the inside. It definitely provides an overwhelming sence of peace...More

Astonishing wall and ceiling frescos. The church has a sacral atmosphere which was strengthened by being almost empty when I was there.

A very beautiful and quiet church, dimly lit and atmospheric. Located next to one of the Gardens of Gethsemene (there's at least three that people maintain is the "real" one), it maintains a fairly open hostility to tour guides which has preserved it's tranquility. A...More

The Church of All Nations, also known as the Church or Basilica of the Agony, is a Roman Catholic church located on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, next to the Garden of Gethsemane. It enshrines a section of bedrock where Jesus is said to have prayed before his arrest. (Mark 14:32-42)