The Church of the Nativity is a historic church located in Bethlehem. It is built over the cave where Jesus is believed to have been born and features ancient architecture with beautiful mosaics.

The Milk Grotto is a Catholic chapel in Bethlehem, also known as the Grotto of Our Lady. Legend says Mary fed baby Jesus here, and a drop of her milk turned the rock white.

The Chapel of the Shepherd's Field is a Roman Catholic chapel located in Beit Sahur, near Bethlehem. It marks the traditional site where shepherds are said to have watched their flocks at night, featuring a beautiful Byzantine cave and the Church of the Angels, which was designed in 1953.

The Church of Saint Catherine is a Latin parish church in Bethlehem, located next to the Church of the Nativity. It is known for its beautiful pink-toned architecture and the famous Midnight Mass broadcast worldwide on Christmas Eve.

Solomon's Pools are three ancient reservoirs located near Bethlehem. They were built during Roman times and once supplied water to Jerusalem; today, they are a quiet spot surrounded by natural beauty.