Projects

A marvelous fortress within Hermon nature reserve

Ancient Gamla – A Jewish city that fell to the Romans.

A park of hidden and flowing springs.

An archaeological and historical exhibit about the time of Jesus at a Sea of Galilee boat landing.

The story of the Last Bathhouse Attendant” – a multi-screen, walk-through dramatic presentation in the Hamam Basha Ottoman-era bathhouse in Old Acre

The story of the Crusader fortress in a magnificent natural setting overlooking the Jordan Valley.

Illustration of the zodiac wheel of the mozaic floor in Bet Alfa Synagogue.

Site of an ancient dam, with old mills and a connection to Caesarea; the last clean stream in Israel, birds, and the story of the crocodiles.

An archaeological tell with a cliff-top Crusader fortress overlooking the sea.

A spectacular mix of nature, archaeology, and history in central Israel.

An imposing fortress above the ancient Afek Pass near the present-day city of Rosh Ha‘Ayin.

Bringing alive the archeological site through tales of Old Jaffa.

Interpretation at a site where sanctity exists alongside powerful sagas of Zionist history and the beginning of the first Hebrew city.

A unique museum which tells the story of Reuben Lerrer and his family on the time of the first immigration to Israel.

Located between Ashdod and Ashqelon on the ancient Via Maris (Way of the Sea), a beautiful dune reserve featuring a variety of flora and fauna and unique winter rain pools.

Man-made bell caves, the vegetation, birds, and nature’s handiwork, and the story of the ancient city of Maresha, including the reconstruction of agricultural installations.

Commemoration of the armored convoys that went up to Jerusalem during the 1948 War of Independence.

Springs and landscaping in a pastoral setting, and a fortified farm from the Crusader era.

A magical place in the heart of Jerusalem that tells stories of life and death spanning 3,000 years (within the Jerusalem Walls National Park.)

Hellenistic quarter and a crusade fortress in the buried place of prophet`s Shmuel

An impressive tell in the Judean Lowlands (in Haruvit Forest), which is the Philistine city of Gath.

Explenations about the reserve and about the old Bar Giora train station.

From the ancient Canaanite gate through the Roman city, and to the Muslim city and the struggle against the Crusaders.

A reconstruction of Be’er Sheva’s ancient water systems at the city’s Science Center.

A biblical site from the Israelite period. The main stratum to be seen on the mound is stratum 2, a city dating from the eight century b.c.e. A planned city with an impressive water system.

A well planned Canaanite town and a fortress from the Iron age period

A station on the Incense Route and a big and impressive settlement in Byzantine period. World Heritage Site.

The ancient synagogue and its secret.

The lowest oasis-reserve in the world, containing amazing natural phenomena and an archaeological site.