Terra Sancta Museum

Selected Works from the collections of the Terra Sancta Museum

A first English-language catalog to present the best of the collections of the Franciscans of the Holy Land and continue to build the Terra Sancta Museum.

Witnesses of faith re-emerge from the past in the future shop of the Terra Sancta Museum

The walls of the future shop of the Terra Sancta Museum have preserved for centuries the names of travelers who passed through the convent of St. Saviour. They will remain forever in the memory of their pilgrimages.

What profession would you have chosen? Working and choosing a profession in the first century of our era

The Gospels and biblical archaeology as a source for rediscovering the most common jobs in the time of Jesus.

From the Middle Ages to contemporaneity: the representation of the encounter between san Francis and the sultan in art

During the celebrations for the anniversary of the 800 years since the encounter between san Francis and the sultan al-Malik, the book by ..

The Radziwills – History and legacy of the princes

In Vilnius, at the National Museum - the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania - a retrospective exhibition has opened on the noble Radziwiłł family. On display will also be a chalice and a paten, part of the collections of the Terra Sancta Museum.

Sorting, understanding and enhancing an archaeological heritage collected during years of excavations in the Holy Land

The project to catalog the collections of the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum

The Terra Sancta Museum

Located in the heart of the old city of Jerusalem, the Terra Sancta Museum exhibits Christianity’s spiritual, artistic, and archaeological heritage, which has been carefully preserved for 800 years by the Franciscans.

The multimedia and archeological sections will gradually be opened to visitors eager to discover the roots of Christianity in their homeland. The opening of the historical section is scheduled for 2021, which will reveal the many donations made by the Royal Courts of Europe over the centuries.

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