The top of the cross cave adjacent to the Church of the Resurrection.
Named after Orthodox Ethiopians who built it.
The Orthodox Ethiopians - a group that won victory in the year 400 AD.
The monastery is the last of the remains of Ahbash in the Old Town, and there has been a dispute for years as part of the monastery of the Sultan of the Copts.
Other landmarks in the same category
All (15)Located south of the monastery of Ibrahim, east of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Located in the southern part of the historic lane of the Jerusalem lanes, known as Hart Al Tabana, which dominated by the Syrians today spread.
Located in the Christians Quarter in the northwest part of the Old Town.
North of Al-Aqsa Mosque between Bab Hatta and the Bab Alasbat.
Located next to the gate of Hebron between Alon market and the Armenian Quarter.
Between the Monastery of the Virgin and the monastery of Mar Dimitri near the Khan of the Copts.
Located northwest of the Christian Quarter, near the new gate.
The monastery is located near the new gate in the northwest of the Christian Quarter.
