St. James' Cathedral

St. James Cathedral is an Armenian cathedral in the Old City. The last reconstruction of the church was made in the XII century in the Romanesque style. The cathedral was named after two saints James, the first of whom was an apostle and the second was the first bishop of Jerusalem. This place has always attracted tourists due to the ancient columns, decorated walls and fantastic atmosphere. Inside the cathedral there are many frescoes, icons and various small details. The temple is lit with hundreds of candles.

You can get to the Cathedral of St. James by bus from the main bus station of Jerusalem to the Armenian Quarter.