St. Peter's Church in Gallicanta
Village of Silwan, Jerusalem, Israel
Description:
St. Peter's Church in Gallicanta is a Roman Catholic church built in the Byzantine style by Empress Eudocia. In the 5th century it was destroyed, but after 500 years it was restored by the Crusaders. In the 20th century, the construction was completely completed. The temple is known for the fact that on this place St. Peter denied Christ. There are several wonderful sculptures on the territory, the walls are decorated with bright mosaics and inscriptions, as well as a high ceiling with unusual windows in the form of a cross.
To get to the mosque, you need to take a bus that travels along the 38th line and walk to the height of Mount Zion.