Cultural sites

Caesarea National Park

The Caesarea Antiquities National Park presents a cultural continuity of 2,500 years of history! Well preserved site which enables the visitor to understand the history of this land.

Ralli Museums - Caesarea

The Ralli Museums in Caesarea are part of five Ralli Museums in the world, they were founded by Harry Recanati. The main aim of the museums is to disseminate contemporary Latin American art.

Beit Theresienstadt

Beit Theresienstadt was established in 1975 in memory of the Jewish Martyrs of Ghetto Theresienstadt

Jewish Legion Museum ('Bet Hagdudim')

The Jewish Legion Museum depicts the story of Jewish volunteering to the British army in two world wars and of their heroic spirit.

The Lord's House in Tel Mond

The Lord's House was named after Sir Alfred Mond - Lord Melchett. (1868-1930). Lord Melchett lived and worked in England, had a high political and economic standing. He joined the Zionist movement influenced by his friend Dr. Chaim Weizmann.

THE HANNA SENESH HOUSE

The site consists of a memorial hall with an audio-visual presentation about Hannah's life story, a study center for school children, an archive, a modest display of her literary legacy, and the Kibbutz library.

CAESAREA MUSEUM TREASURES

Caesarea Maritima Museum houses the largest collection of archeological artifacts related to Herod's city, ancient Caesarea. Some were uncovered accidently while tilling the fields. Many others were discovered in archeological excavations.

Beit HaRishonim

Beit HaRishonim is a 19th century house on the Hefer Valley Ridge near Netanya, built on the highest point in the area.

THE SAMARA RUINS

Khirbet Samara sits atop a small kurkar (calcareous sandstone) hill of 28m. In spring, the hill is carpeted with anemones, buttercups, and tulips.

The First Aliyah Museum

It is the first history museum in Israel whose exhibits are not made of authentic items. The museum is located in a building that was built by Baron de Rothschild’s staff in 1892.