Church of the Beatitudes Reviews

Beautiful with many outdoor altars. Great views of the Sea of Galilee.

Nothing to see unless you want to see a church, no ruins there

Literally nothing to see if you are not a Christian

Stop by only for 15 minutes, the tour schedule was packed. But it was beautiful, Israel is beautiful. Will surely comeback again.

Very relaxing place ... We feel calm. a spiritual presence that penetrates you ... Place to see. I visited him during a trip organized with Bipel ...

Beautiful church with altar in the center with qualities that the Christian should cultivate. The golden dome inside and matte on the outside emphasizes that the Christian must cultivate his interior, not appearances.

Magnificent !! Be sure to read the Beatitudes on the way to the church.

Beautiful and refreshing view.....learn and love the beatitudes all over again.

Just wonderful to step into this place, where Christ preached the beatitudes, a sense of peace and quiet where rereading the gospel takes on another meaning

Beautiful place to visit when in Israel .the church is fill with vibrant flowers of different species overlooking the Sea of Galilee

We got there 10 minutes before it closed and stayed until the last buses started leaving. The gate was closed, but we're able to follow a bus out. The church is beautiful and it is a wonderful spot to see the whole Sea of Galilee.

The Sermon on the Mount in church a very holy place must visit overlooking the Sea of Galilee and south of the Golan height very magnificent holy place

A little piece of paradise, quiet, with beautiful gardens and breathtaking views.

Thoughtful design. An octagon building each wall listing one beatitude, and each side of the floor lists one Christian virtue. Simple and elegant.

Place that by tradition would be the site of the miracle of multiplication

You will find a peace unlike anywhere else in the world

In the Kloster der Bergredigt you can spend the night in a guest house like you would in a hotel: free WiFi included, the meals kept rather simple. However, from here you have a very mountainous half-hour path to the lake shore with the Church of the Multiplication and Capernaum. But the view of the Sea of Galilee is very beautiful.

Good food outdoors, fish, but the toilets leave much to be desired

Very beautiful towards the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights

A lot of business !!! To take advantage of it, one must be well concentrated in the pilgrimage. The Laura guide ignorant of many basic things, besides hiding so they do not see her smoking

Visiting the Holy Land in Israel is the fastest comfort in a lifetime
The Eight Blessed Church is the eight blessings Jesus spoke to his disciples. If you take the Bible lesson seriously ...
Then you / you come here, you must feel deeply and very touched ...

Very good infront of the sea of Galilee and holy place

Here you can return to your wedding memory and renew your marriage vows

The view around on a clear day is great, and while the church is very beatiful from the outside, the inside is nothing special.

A clean, well-groomed place less suitable for children. A must visit!

A very special place, full of peace.
Jesus said the "Magna Carta" of Christianity in this place: "Blessed ..."

Beatifull and holy place, the view to Galilea Sea is lovely. Is one of the most beatifull place in holy land.

A beautiful Beatitudes church on a hill overlooking Galilee

One of the most beautiful and serene places I have ever visited. The nuns run a tight ship so any conversation that are too Loud is controlled.
It's such an amazing experience to walk around, revel in the scriptures and daily words and see people from around the world.

The gardens itself are well taken care off.

Sensational view of Lake Tiberias. Great place of religion and mysticism

In this place it seems to be in earthly paradise. A place full of peace and serenity that makes you feel closer to the Lord

Beautifully landscaped gardens and beautiful church building. Whether Jesus really kept His Sermon on the Mount here is of course only a guess. He hadn't planned a sign about it in the grass. It must certainly have been in that environment and there is therefore everything to imagine. Beautiful to be.

A touristy site just wanted to be careful of the buses where they give you a hit and run away

Place that conveys peace looking at the sea of Galilee. Beautiful garden too

During our round-trip we've visited this monastery. Its well build and maintained. Although not very interesting to visit in itself the location is very nice. You're able to look down the slope of the mountain towards the lake. I wouldn't visit this again, due to the fact it has to few interesting things to see.

Amazing views of Sea of Galilee. Very busy though, with 20+ buses.

We arrived at 1140 about twenty minutes before closing so we couldn't really delve into the content. We spotted some photographs around the Abbey and the Basilica of Happiness Mountain. It's worth a visit sooner and Eli quietly joins one of the many tourist groups who come here to hear the story or just read Wikipedia (that's what I did - a little bored of the kids in dry facts. But not bad)

From here, a very beautiful view of Lake Galilee opens.

Definitely worth of seeing, beautiful gardens around. The Mount of Beatitudes (Hebrew: Har HaOsher ) is a hill in northern Israel where Jesus is believed to have delivered the Sermon on the Mount. A Byzantine church was erected lower down the slope from the current site in the 4th century, and it was used until the 7th century. Remains of a cistern and a monastery are still visible. The current Roman Catholic Franciscan chapel was built in 1937-38 following plans by Italian architect Antonio Barluzzi. Pope John Paul II celebrated a Mass at this site in March 2000. The Jesus Trail pilgrimage route connects the Mount to other sites from the life of Jesus. /wiki

The monastery is beautiful. The altar, the paintings, the mosaics as well as Jesus' messages on the walls are amazing. There is also a memorabilia of Pope John Paul II visit in 2000.