Byzantine Churches

The Byzantine Churches of Jerash represent an important later chapter in the city’s long history, dating from the Byzantine period between the 4th and 7th centuries AD. These church ruins are best known for their beautifully preserved mosaic floors and stone foundations. Walking through the Byzantine Churches allows travelers to see detailed floor mosaics depicting geometric patterns, animals, and symbolic designs. The remains show how Jerash continued to thrive as a religious and cultural center long after the Roman era. For travelers, the Byzantine Churches offer a quieter and more reflective experience, highlighting the city’s transition from Roman to early Christian life.