According to the four canonical Gospels, the Last Supper occurred during the week of Passover, shortly after Palm Sunday (Jesus’s entry into Jerusalem) and before his crucifixion on Good Friday.

The Upper Room where archaeologists believe the last supper took place — also known as the Cenacle — was originally a prayer room that could house more than 120 people. The location is briefly ...

Visitors walk into the Holy Cenacle, the upper room believed to be the site of Jesus' Last Supper, on Mount Zion in Jerusalem Feb. 2. (CNS photo/Debbie Hill) (Feb. 3, 2012) ...

Originally a prayer space big enough to hold more than 120 people, the Upper Room is thought by archaeologists to be the location of the Last Supper, also called the Cenacle. In Luke 22:11–13 ...

Though no Gospel provides a precise location for the site of The Last Supper—only that disciples were led by a man in the city to “a large upper room furnished and ready” (Mark 14:13-15 ...

The Upper Room, where it's believed the Last Supper took place - also known as the Cenacle - was originally a prayer room with capacity for over 120 people.