Historical Sites The Judean Lowland

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The Chaim Weizmann House The magnificent house of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the first President of the State of Israel, and his wife Dr. Vera Weizmann, is located within the campus of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot.	Hurvat Burgin (Burgin Ruin) Hurvat Burgin (Burgin Ruin), which is located in the Adulam Park, is an archeological site that is situated at the height of 430 meters above sea level, next to additional ruins, such as Hurvat Midras and Hurvat Etri.
Tel Azekah (Azekah Mound) The beautiful Tel Azekah (Azekah Mound), which is located at the upper reaches of the Valley of Elah, was excavated by archeologists already in the 19th century.	Tel Hadid (Hadid Mound) Tel Hadid (Hadid Mound), much like other hills and mountains around the country, make us realize how small Israel is.
Tel Goded (Goded Mound) Tel Goded (Goded Mound), which is considered to be the highest mound in the Britannia Park, was inhabited over long periods in history due to its strategic nature: its great height and location, between the Coastal Plain and the Mountains of Jerusalem.	Tel Lachish (Lachish Mound) In Tel Lachish (Lachish Mound), the site of the Biblical city of Lachish, one needs the help of some imagination.
The "Burma Road" In order to combine between a trip and battle tradition in the Judean lowland region, one should arrive at the "Burma Road", which offers over 20 kilometers of historical tales from the days of the Israeli war of independence.	Hurbat Atari (Atari Ruins) Hurbat Atari (Atari Ruins) is located at the top of a hill at the height of 406 meters in the Adulam Caves Park which is in the Judean plains.
Beit Guvrin National Park Beit Guvrin National Park includes a few important sites; among them are the Roman Amphitheater and the mound named Tel Maresha, which Rehoboam, the son of King Solomon, fortified.	The White Tower in Ramla When it appears in front of one’s eyes, one cannot ignore it, and the closer one gets to it, the greater is the impression that it makes.
Tel Gezer (Gezer Mound) Tel Gezer (Gezer Mound), located near the village of Karmei Yosef, is a unique National Park due to the fact that 25 layers of settlement were found in it.	The Mazor Mausoleum (Maqam en Neby Yahyah‎) Near the western part of the city of El'ad is located a 3rd century Roman Mausoleum.
The Tombs of the Maccabees If you are having a relaxed picnic in the Ben-Shemen Forest, it is worthwhile to go and visit this small, beautiful and not very well-known site.	Hill 69 On a peaceful hill in the area of the southern Coastal Plains’ sand dunes is located the site with the intriguing name of “Hill 69“.
Hurbat Madras (Madras Ruins) Hurbat Madras (Madras Ruins), which is in the Adulam Caves Park in the Judean plains, is an ancient agricultural settlement which was active between the Iron Age (1,000 BCE) and the late Roman period (4th century CE).	The Pool of Arches (Brechat HaKshatot) The Pool of Arches (Brechat HaKshatot) is an underground water reservoir which was built in 789 CE and is located in the city of Ramla.
The Ashdod-Yam Citadel The Ashdod-Yam Citadel is an ancient archeological site in the southern part of the city of Ashdod.	The Barne’a Site At the Barne’a Site, which is located in the Barne’a neighborhood of Ashkelon, finds were found which testify to the city’s being a center of wine production and commerce in the Byzantine period.