The Bridgettine Sisters Monastery, Jerusalem

Geschichte

The House itself, standing on a site of two hectares and located at the foot of Mount of Olives, was built during the period of 1974-76 as a medical research centre,the Gedda Institute, named after its founder Prof. Luigi Gedda. The property was subsequently donated to the Holy See and in 2004 Pope John Paul II entrusted it to the Bridgettine Order to establish a foundation devoted to Christian Unity and to Inter-Religious Dialogue.

On December 8th 2006, After two years of repair work, the building has been adapted as: Monastery for the resident communiy of sisters, guest house for pilgrims and visitors, conference centre and meeting hall. 

Essen & Getränke

Breakfast included in the room price. 
20 euros charge for extra meal, please book it in advance.
 

Grundstücke und Gärten

Garden available for moments of quiet and relax.

Andere Einrichtungen

Guest House Facilities:

● 14 Rooms 
● Full Board Available
● Dining Room
● Parking
● Internet Service
● Chapel
● Garden
● Lecture Hall
● Heating
● Telephones in Rooms