Gan Hai in Petah Tikva is a small zoo. But, despite its size, it is a good attraction for families with toddlers and preschoolers. Note: Check out the Zoos and Aquariums in Israel for additional information about animals and wildlife. Map Gan Hai is located at Moshe Sharet 9, Petah Tikva. As you can see from…
Gamla Nature Reserve offers various tracks to ancient Gamla (synagogue), the highest waterfall in Israel, the vulture lookout, and more. Map Gamla Nature Reserve is located in Golan Heights, not far from the Sea of Galilee. You can see an arrow pointing to Gamla in the top right corner of the following map. Tracks And…
Beit Shean National Park (Scythopolis) has the best-preserved remains (due to an earthquake) of an ancient Roman city in Israel. Map As the name suggests, Beit Shean National Park is in Beit Shean, a city in the North District of Israel. Here is the map of Bet Shean National Park from the brochure that you…
On 29 Nov. 2014 Riding Sports Center in Ramat Gan held show jumping competition. I’m not that familiar with this Olympics sports (an early form of show jumping first was incorporated into the Olympic Games in 1900) and I didn’t know that it’s developed in Israel. But, after Americana show, my daughter asks to go…
Mamshit National Park is a Nabatean city in the Negev desert. Therefore winter is an excellent time to visit this world UNESCO heritage site. Notes: Map Mamshit National Park is located near Dimona. Map of Mamshit National Park: Note: the presented map ruler in the legend denotes 10 meters. Also, you can click on the…
Latrun Monastery is the only Trappist monastery in Israel, and it is located in the middle between Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem. Note: some also call it the Silent Monastery since the monks keep a vow of silence. What does Latrun mean? If you remove the French preface “La,” you get something similar to the word tower….