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This station is located at the El-Omariya School on Via Dolorosa Street in the Muslim Quarter. It is possible to enter the school only after 2 PM or on Fridays 

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The first station is where Jesus was condemned to death by Pontius Pilate, the fifth governor of the Roman province of Judea. This station is based on the New Testament. He was arrested in Gethsemane on Thursday, interrogated by the High Priest, and then condemned to death on Friday morning.

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The second station is where Jesus was given his cross. The station is based on the New Testament

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Station III: Jesus falls for the first time 

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Station III: Jesus falls for the first time 

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The third station is where Jesus fell for the first time. According to tradition, he fell three times on his way to the crucifixion.

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The fourth station is where Jesus met his mother, the Virgin Mary, also known as Saint Maria.

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Station V: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the Cross

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Station V: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the Cross

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The fifth station is where Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus with the cross. It is a scene taken from the New Testament. Jesus is already very tired and is barely able to carry the cross, so the Roman soldiers pick someone from the street who will help him.

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Station VI: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus

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Station VI: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus

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At the sixth station, Veronica wiped the face of Jesus. According to tradition, Veronica was one of Jesus’ followers. Her house was here, and she saw Jesus as he passed by with the cross.

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Station VII: Jesus falls for the second time

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Station VII: Jesus falls for the second time

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If you continue up Via Dolorosa Street, you’ll soon arrive at the seventh station of the Via Dolorosa. It is where Jesus fell for the second time. And it makes sense, that he will get tired from the climb up here and fall.

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Station VIII: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem

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Station VIII: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem

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The eighth station is where Jesus talked to the women of Jerusalem. If we were in the time of Jesus, then this station was already outside the city walls. Today, we are still inside the Old City, so we need to use our imagination

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Station IX: Jesus falls for the second time

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Station IX: Jesus falls for the second time

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To get to the next station, you will need to retrace your steps to Beit HaBad Street, turn right, continue for a bit, and then take the steps right towards the ninth station. It seems weird that you must retrace your steps, but don’t worry – Jesus didn’t do this detour. Originally, it was possible to walk straight from the eighth station to the ninth station. But today, a monastery stands between the two stations and makes it impossible to pass.

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After reaching the outer courtyard of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, you can look at the 10th Station of the Cross. It is the Chapel of the Franks, located on the right side of the façade. If it’s not too crowded inside the church, you can also peek inside the chapel from the window on the second floor.

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This is where Jesus is finally crucified. A space of only a few yards seperates the tenth and the eleventh stations

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Jesus in the eastern part of the nave on the left. A silver disk with a central hole, underneath the Greek Orthodox altar, marks the spot where the cross would have stood

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XIII: Jesus is taken down from the Cross

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XIII: Jesus is taken down from the Cross

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Jesus in the eastern part of the nave on the left. A silver disk with a central hole, underneath the Greek Orthodox altar, marks the spot where the cross would have stood

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The final station of the Via Dolorosa is the Aedicule, the tomb. Some people also stop on the way to the tomb at the Stone of Anointing. It’s not part of the official Via Dolorosa, but it’s where Jesus was prepared for burial.