Tabgha Collection

Israel, The Galilee, Tabgha, Greek Orthodox Monastery on the Sea of Galilee-Lake Tiberias

Sunrise Tabgha 1934 Israel Tabigha
Sunrise from Tabgha. 1934, Israel, Tabigha

Around Sea Galilee Evening scene Bethsaida Home
Around the Sea of Galilee. Evening scene, Bethsaida Home of the Fishermen. Tabgha, the Hospice & the Lake of Galilee. 1950, Israel, Bethsaida (Extinct city)

Around Sea Galilee Tabgha Bethsaida John 144
Around the Sea of Galilee. Tabgha, Bethsaida. John 144. 1950, Israel, Bethsaida (Extinct city)

Air films 1937 Tabgha Father Tapper hostel Israel
Air films (1937). Tabgha. (Father Tapper s). Father Tappers hostel at Tabgha. 1937, Israel, Tabigha

Lake Galilee Sunrise Tabgha 1920 Israel Tabigha
Lake Galilee. Sunrise from Tabgha. 1920, Israel, Tabigha

Jerusalem Galilee Samaria Lake German hospice
Jerusalem to Galilee via Samaria. Lake of Galilee. The German hospice. (Father Teppers at Tabgha). 1898, Israel, Tabigha

Primeval cave Tabgha 1898 Israel Tabigha
Primeval cave near Tabgha. 1898, Israel, Tabigha

Galilee Galilee Sea Tabgha sea 1940 Israel
Galilee. Galilee Sea. Tabgha from the sea. 1940, Israel

Mosaic loaves fishes Tabgha 1934 Israel Tabigha
Mosaic of loaves & fishes at Tabgha. 1934, Israel, Tabigha

Tabgha Plain Gennesareth 1934 Israel Tabigha
Tabgha. Plain of Gennesareth from Tabgha. 1934, Israel, Tabigha

Tabgha Hospice Lake Galilee 1934 Israel Tabigha
Tabgha. Hospice & the Lake of Galilee. 1934, Israel, Tabigha

Mosaics Arab palace Khan Minieh Tabgha 1934 Israel
Mosaics of Arab palace at Khan Minieh. Tabgha. 1934, Israel, Tabigha

Chapel mosaics Byzantine Loaves fishes Tabgha
Chapel over mosaics (Byzantine). Loaves and fishes. Tabgha. Interior. 1934, Israel, Tabigha

Tabgha Fishing boat farther drop net high rocks
Tabgha. Fishing boat at farther end of drop net as seen from high rocks on shore. 1934, Israel, Tabigha

Bethsaida (Tabgha), Sea of Galilee, Israel
Bethsaida (Tabgha), on the Sea of Galilee, Israel. Date: circa 1910

Tabgha, Sea of Galilee, Israel
Tabgha, on the Sea of Galilee, Israel. Date: circa 1920

Israel, The Galilee, Tabgha, Mount of the Beatitudes, Church of the Beatitudes, exterior

Israel, The Galilee, Tabgha, Greek Orthodox Monastery on the Sea of Galilee-Lake Tiberias

Tabgha, Sea of Galilee, Israel, Middle East

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Tabgha, a serene oasis in Israel's Galilee region, is home to the Greek Orthodox Monastery on the Sea of Galilee-Lake Tiberias. Nestled near Bethsaida, this picturesque spot offers breathtaking views of the tranquil Sea of Galilee. As the sun rises over Tabgha, casting its golden rays upon the shimmering waters, one cannot help but be captivated by its beauty. In the evening, as dusk settles around the Sea of Galilee, Tabgha transforms into a scene straight out of a fairytale. The peaceful ambiance envelops Bethsaida and invites visitors to immerse themselves in its soothing embrace, and is here that Jesus performed his miraculous feeding of five thousand people with just loaves and fishes – an event depicted in a stunning mosaic at Tabgha. Stepping back in time to 1934, we catch a glimpse of Tabgha's charm through vintage footage captured by Air films. Father Tapper hostel stands tall amidst this idyllic setting - a testament to both history and hospitality. Traveling further back to 1920 brings us face-to-face with an enchanting sunrise over Lake Galilee at Tabgha. The tranquility exuded by this place has remained unchanged throughout generations. Beyond its natural allure lies another facet of Tabgha's appeal - its historical significance. From Jerusalem to Samaria and even German hospice located on Lake Galilee itself; these places are all connected through their proximity to this sacred site. Delving deeper into history reveals primeval caves dating back to 1898 within Tabgha's vicinity. These ancient structures serve as reminders of humanity's enduring connection with this land. Fast forward to 1940 when World War II was raging across Europe; even then, amid turmoil and uncertainty, Tabgha stood steadfastly beautiful against all odds. Tabgha continues to inspire awe today through its iconic mosaic depicting the miracle of loaves and fishes.