Trips for seniors
Point 1 Arthur- Coffee cart in the Sea of Galilee- a relaxed place with a stunning view to start the day with! Point 2 The cemetery in Kibbutz Kinneret- a place where…
The Sanhedrin Trail

The Sanhedrin Trail Initiative began to take shape in 2017 and was officially dedicated to the State of Israel to mark the 70th anniversary of its independence. Its length…
Dalit estuary – Majersa Lagoon

What’s on site Duration of the route: About an hour and a half to two hours. The length of the route: about a kilometer. Recommended season: summer. Special equipment: shoes and clothing for walking…
The Jordan River – “on the tip of the fork”

What is at the site Duration of the route: Along the Jordan River – about2 km. The length of the route: Along the Jordan River – about an hour and a half. Recommended season: All year. More about the site…
Naharim Dam, the Old Bridge and the Star of the Jordan

What’s on the site Trip duration: Naharayim – Tour by car: 50 minutes. Walking tour: 30 min. Bridge yard – 45 minutes. Notes: Entering the old bridge, …
Hamat Tiberias National Park

What is the site of Hamat Tiberias – a city that was inhabited during the Roman, Byzantine and Roman periods. The site revealed the ruins of Jewish synagogues, …
Mount Berniki

What is on the Mount Berenice site is a mountain in the Galilee, which is located near the Sea of Galilee, south of Tiberias. The mountain is about190 meters above sea level. On the mountain were found…
The ancient wall and the Citadel of Tiberias

What in the citadel site is located at the top of Dona Gracia Street which is parallel to the main street called Al-Hadif which was the first mayor of Tiberias. The citadel…
First streets in Tiberias

The compound today called the Dona Gracia area included: Daher Al-Omar Fortress, the Tiberias Wall, the Scottish Hospital and the Ottoman Ministry of Government. …
Tiberias following the three religions

Tiberias in the footsteps of the three religions: a. The open archeological park on HaBanim Street is called in the local jargon “the pit”, instead of the remains of a synagogue…