Museums & Historic Sites

Enjoy jeeping, camel riding, museums, factory and artist visits, workshops, desert recreation, Bedouin hospitality in the Maale Adumim region.

Great Family Activity - Participate in an actual excavation in underground caves from the time of the Maccabees and tour through the ancient subterranean city of Maresha. Excavations are done at the Hellenistic or Second Temple Period.

Ein Yael is a beautiful outdoor museum in the Jerusalem Hills which brings the ancient times in Jerusalem alive with ancient craft workshops.

Plan a hiking or biking trip for your family in a historical & beautiful setting of Park Adullam near Beit Shemesh. It is a great bonding and fun activity.

Come to the "Zomet Halachic Science Center" and find out how rabbis and engineers solve techno-halachic problems. For example: How does the metal detector at the Kotel work? How do doctors write their notes on Shabbat? How does a Shabbat elevator work? How does a Shabbat wheelchair work?

The Hebrew Music Museum displays musical instruments from across the world and allows visitors to enjoy hearing their sounds and learning about the instruments history.

Go underground as you explore the Kotel Tunnels with a trained guide. Learn about the history of this ancient space and it’s connection to religious life in Jerusalem. The Western Wall of the Temple Mount is one of the most magnificent and significant remnants in Jerusalem from the days of the Second Temple, destroyed approximately […]

Learn about ancient Jerusalem in the time of the 2nd Temple while visiting the Davidson Archaeological Park.

Come visit us in the Abbell Synagogue, home to the famous Chagall Windows, in the Hadassah Hospital in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem. The twelve stained glass windows, which Marc Chagall created for the synagogue and donated to Hadassah in 1962, represent the unique characteristics, attributes, professions and strengths of the twelve sons of the biblical patriarch […]

Step back in time as you enter the world of the Second Temple period – using Virtual Reality. You will have a 360-degree perspective that lets you see the beauty of the Temple that was destroyed approximately 2,000 years ago. During the visit, you will put on a special set of goggles that will take […]