Church of Saint Anne
A perfectly preserved Crusader church near the Pool of Bethesda, known for its excellent acoustics and its simple yet powerful Romanesque design.
Historical Context
Church of Saint Anne was constructed during the crusader (romanesque) period, specifically between c. 1131–1138. This era was characterized by significant developments in architectural techniques and religious expression.
The construction was commissioned by local religious authorities and took place during a time of significant religious and cultural development. The building has survived through centuries of history, witnessing wars, political changes, and cultural transformations.
Over the centuries, Church of Saint Anne has undergone several renovations and restorations, each adding to its historical significance while preserving its original character and purpose.
