
Chapels (and...)
Main Entrance Area
Stone of Anointing - Just inside the entrance; where Jesus's body was prepared for burial
Entry Courtyard - Historic Crusader-era façade and parvis
Immovable Ladder - A wooden ladder on the façade that hasn't been moved since the 18th century due to agreements between the denominations
Golgotha/Calvary (Upper Level)
Greek Orthodox Calvary - Site marking where Jesus was crucified
Catholic Calvary - Adjacent chapel where Jesus was nailed to the cross
Rock of Calvary - Visible through glass floor sections
Chapel of Adam - Located directly beneath Calvary
Station of the 10th, 11th, and 12th Stations of the Cross
The Rotunda and Tomb
The Aedicule - Small structure containing Christ's tomb
The Chapel of the Angel (outer chamber)
The Holy Sepulchre itself (inner chamber with the burial slab)
Coptic Chapel - Small chapel attached to the rear of the Aedicule
Rotunda Columns and Dome - Surrounding the Aedicule
Greek Orthodox Section
Katholikon - The main Greek Orthodox church area
Omphalos - Stone marking "center of the world" in Greek tradition
Various icons and impressive chandeliers
The Prison of Christ - Where Jesus was allegedly held before crucifixion
Underground Areas
Chapel of St. Helena - Byzantine-era chapel underground
Chapel of the Finding of the Cross - Where Helena reportedly found Christ's cross
Franciscan Museum - Contains archaeological remains
Armenian Chapel of St. Helena
Other Denomination Spaces
Franciscan/Latin Quarter - With the Chapel of the Apparition
Armenian Chapel of St. James
Syrian Chapel - Small area behind the Aedicule
Ethiopian Monastery - Located on the roof of the church
Altar of Mary Magdalene
Chapel of the Apparition - Where Jesus reportedly appeared to his mother
Arches of the Virgin Mary
Additional Features
Crusader-era architecture and columns
Ancient graffiti from early pilgrims
Various tombs, including those of Crusader kings
Historic lamps and religious artifacts