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Discover the best top things to do in Central District, Israel including Ayalon Institute Museum, Tel Gezer, Shoham Forest Park, Rishon Le Zion Museum, Hof Palmahim National Park, Neot Kedumim Biblical Landscape Reserve, Inter Active Atzmaut Square, Yad la-Shiryon Latrun, Victory Monument, Clore Garden of Science.
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1. Ayalon Institute Museum
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5.0 based on 473 reviews
Ayalon Institute's fascinating story is about a top secret operation which occurred between the end of the Second World War and Israel's independence (1945-1948). On Kibbutzim Hill, north of the city of Rehovot, under the vigilant eyes of the British who ruled the area, a clandestine bullet factory was built underground. The plant was code named " The Ayalon Institute" by members of the Haganah. The building and operation of the "Institute" was a co-operative effort by members of "Hatzofim Aleph" (a pioneer group) and people from the local Jewish clandestine military, who moved to Kibbutzim Hill.. Two shafts leading to the underground plant were disguised under a laundry room and a bakery. After the establishment of the State of Israel, the bullet making machines were moved to a centralized factory. Members of Hatzofim Aleph left Kibbutzim Hill and founded Kibbutz Ma'agan Micha'el in 1949.
Reviewed By Sunshine34500 - West Orange, United States
Private tour of this intricate and amazing, secret bullet making factory, was just another tale of the Israeli resistance, perseverance and sheer will to survive at all costs. Over 6000 bullets were made here to fight against the resistance, all quietly going on, under the guise of a bakery.
2. Tel Gezer
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Located halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv on the western slopes of the Judean Hills, this archaeological site has unearthed important finds from ancient times including the two oldest Hebrew documents ever found, a row of ten monolithic stone steles from the Bronze age and a magnificent water cistern.
Reviewed By leonpascar85 - Jerusalem, Israel
This is an archeological site, that dates back to Biblical times. The landscape is amazing, offering a 360 degrees panorama of central Israel.
3. Shoham Forest Park
4. Rishon Le Zion Museum
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4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By 863ethang - Ramat Gan, Israel
Had a great afternoon in a very interesting museum. Incredible to learn how many things were developed here. The roots of Israeli innovation. Had a great guide named *Libi* who was very nice, knowledgable, enthusiastic and with great fluant English! Deffinetly recommend.
5. Hof Palmahim National Park
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4.5 based on 157 reviews
The Palmachim Beach National Park is a well-known recreation site for beach lovers, but it is also a nature site that preserves the natural beach, coastal limestone ridge and shifting sand dunes. Tel Yavneh-Yam is also located within the national park. The park includes a beach for swimming, indigenous coastal flora and fauna, a huge embankment from the Canaanite city, a sea turtle farm, a visitor service center, chair rental, beach umbrellas for sale, shaded areas on a declared beach, picnic tables, lifeguards during the bathing season and first-aid services. For details regarding bathing times, visit our website.
Reviewed By Temper43 - Panama City, Panama
Nice beach in the National Park, the place is well kept, clean with people taking care of it. Pleasant infrastructure and you only pay for the parking.
6. Neot Kedumim Biblical Landscape Reserve
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By SallyK720
I have been a professional Jewish Educator for over 40 years, over 30 years of which working in the field of interesting and engaging trips in Israel for Jewish educators, leaders, and families. Almost always I include a fun and interactive visit to Neot Kedumim! Everyone is looking for authenticity and this is the place where the people, land, and Torah/tradition of Israel converge in the most engaging and fun ways! It is unique in the world and every single time for every person I have brought here, it has been a highlight of their trip to Israel. SO roll up your sleeves and prepare for fun and authenticity in this special place, where every guide is excellent and every activity is fun and meaningful! I MOST HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT EVERYONE OF EVERY FAITH AND AGE COME TO NEOT KEDUMIM! It truly does not get better than this!
7. Inter Active Atzmaut Square
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4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By RuthA964 - Netanya, Israel
This place is great for spending spare time with people, in the open air, with water activities, good food, coffee and snacks widely available nearby. Safe for children, the sea is nearby, a beautiful view of it from the boardwalk on a cliff above the sea. A great place to take the family for time out.
8. Yad la-Shiryon Latrun
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4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By falconlasertag - Jerusalem, Israel
The IDF army day program. Upon arriving at Latrun the participants will receive their uniform and weapon (we can provide printed shirts with our emblem and name of group/family) then taken on the guided tour with an active duty soldier, at the end of the tour the participants will be taken to the laser tag field where they will learn some of the basics that soldiers get greeted with upon joining the army. Teamwork, leadership, discipline. They will then be trained in how the IDF special forces takes firing positions: Standing, kneeling and laying with dummy rifles. They will also be thought some elements of krav maga like how to defend against a knife wielding attacker, the participants will get to practice with dummy knifes. Handling this program is a former commander within the Israeli counter terror unit (LOTAR) that has trained the IDF elites. After learning the basics of being a soldier the participants will receive the most advanced laser tag equipment in Israel used in training our armed forces and they will be ready for battle. Throughout an hour and half the participants will play through scenarios built to create the same kind of teamwork and leadership seen in the IDF like "protect the leader", "search and retrieve". After all this the participants will be awarded with a certificate for completing the program.
9. Victory Monument
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4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By EphraimG - Netanya, Israel
Victory Monument is located on a beautiful cliff above Mediterranean. All around the year fresh sea wind strokes your face The memorial consists of two elements which symbolize the transition from darkness to light reflecting the Russian military victory to stop the Holocaust of the Jewish people, followed by the establishment of the Jewish state in Israel. The memorial is designed as a maze, in which key tragic events in the history of the Jewish people during the Holocaust are depicted in reliefs. A representation of the Second World War is contained in black bunker. On the right describes the Holocaust, and on the left describes the war between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. At the end of the maze - the emergence into the light and open air, where white wings soar to the heavens as a symbol of victory, hope and peace, against the backdrop of Netanya's coastline.
10. Clore Garden of Science
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By slowwalkers
I took my two grandsons here and they had a wonderful time learning science and experiencing with all the machines and props. Excellent guide who explained the basic scientific principles behind the demonstrations and exhibits. A great place for kids and fun for parents and grandparents also.
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