Recently we returned from two weeks visit to England. This post will cover the first eight days. During those days we visited cities and attractions around London. And I will have another article, that will include our last five days in London. Let’s begin! Note: this post will be mostly visual with fewer words. But…
Caesarea National Park is among the most visited sites in Israel. Its archeological remains result from more than 2,000 years of history. Note: if you are looking for information about the city of Caesarea, not specifically this national park, check out my complete guide to Caesarea. Map Caesarea is located halfway between Tel Aviv and…
Nimrod Fortress National Park by Mount Hermon on Golan Heights presents Israel’s most giant Middle Ages castle. Map Nimrod Fortress is located in northern Golan Heights, on a mountaintop about 800 meters above sea level. Therefore, it is cooler and windier there. Consider bringing hot clothes. The Nimrod Castle National Park lies at the foot…
At Tel Dan, you can find the Dan stream, the main source of the Jordan river. Moreover, you can also see the remains of a 5000-year-old city. And you can explore the reserve using several trails. Map Tel Dan Nature Reserve is located in Northern Israel, not far from Kiryat Shmona and near Kibbutz Dan, by…
Beit Shearim National Park is an archaeological site of an ancient Jewish town and a world-famous Jewish cemetery from the Mishnaic era. This national park is not big (it is growing as they uncover new parts), and you can cover it in several hours. But the incredible thing is that most of the city (actually…
Tel Arad National Park is located in the South of Israel, northwest of the modern city of Arad. Tel Arad consists of lower and upper cities. Map Tel Arad National Park is about 7 km northwest of the modern city of Arad. Entrance Fee Adults 14 NIS, children 7 NIS, and Students 12 NIS. And…