Where did Jesus travel and teach during his ministry?

Jesus of Nazareth primarily conducted his public ministry in the region of Galilee, which also served as his boyhood home. During this time, he traveled throughout the area, performing many miracles and delivering his teachings through vivid parables.12

A significant portion of his ministry took place in Capernaum, a city on the northwestern shore of the Sea of Galilee that functioned as his second home. It was there that he chose his disciples, including Peter, Andrew, and Matthew, and performed numerous miracles.3

While his ministry was centered in Galilee, the Gospels describe his travels to Jerusalem. Although the Synoptic Gospels focus on a single climactic visit to the city at the end of his career, other accounts suggest he may have visited Jerusalem more frequently. It was during his final journey to Jerusalem that he faced the events leading to his arrest, trial, and crucifixion.24