Things you don't know about Jerusalem

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, also known as the Church of the Resurrection, is an important Christian holy site, said to be the place where Jesus Christ was crucified, buried, and resurrected. 🕙Opening hours: Summer (April to September) Monday to Saturday 5:00–21:00, Sunday 5:00–20:00; Winter (October to March) 4:00–19:00. 🎫Tickets: Usually free, but some special areas or events may require tickets. 🚗Transportation: Take tram line 1 to Jaffa Gate, then walk about 10 minutes. 🗓Itinerary: The church is divided into three parts, including ✔️the Church of the Resurrection on the tomb, ✔️the Church of the Passion, and ✔️the Cross on the Rock. It is recommended to visit in this order to fully experience the history and religious atmosphere of the church. 📝Tips: 1️⃣Dress appropriately: As a religious site, please dress appropriately and avoid revealing or overly casual clothing. 2️⃣Respect beliefs: The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is jointly managed by several denominations, and there is fierce competition for ownership of the various parts. When visiting, please respect the beliefs and customs of different denominations, keep quiet, and do not make loud noises or take photos. 3️⃣Safety first: The church is crowded, so please pay attention to the safety of your personal belongings and follow the safety regulations inside the church. 4️⃣Plan ahead: It is recommended to check the opening hours and ticket information in advance and plan your visit route to save time and energy.