Herodium
Embark on a captivating journey through Herodium, where the tumultuous reign of Herod the Great comes to life. This ancient fortress-palace is a testament to Herod's complex legacy, showcasing his ambitious architectural vision amidst a backdrop of political intrigue and power struggles. Explore the labyrinthine passages and opulent chambers, delving into the tales of betrayal, ambition, and strategic maneuvering that shaped Herod's rule. At Herodium, visitors are immersed in a rich narrative that illuminates the complexities of Herod's reign and its enduring impact.
Roman Aqueduct to Jerusalem
Visit sections of the aqueduct that carried water to the Temple Mount from the Judean mountains. See stone pipes that would create a siphon that forced water up hills.
Shaar Hagai Museum
The Shaar HaGai Museum, located on the road to Jerusalem, commemorates the heroic efforts of the convoys that broke the siege of the city during Israel's 1948 War of Independence. Through interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations, visitors experience the challenges faced by the Palmach fighters. The site honors their bravery and the vital role they played in securing Jerusalem's survival.