World Heritage Sites in Israel
25 entries in the World Heritage Sites in Israel compendium.
Acre, IsraelAncient port city, Crusader bastion, and Baháʼí pilgrimage site.AvdatAncient Nabataean, Roman, and Byzantine settlement in the Negev.Baháʼí World Centre buildingsSpiritual and administrative center of the Baháʼí Faith in Israel.Tel Be'er ShevaArchaeological site of the biblical town of Beer-sheba.Beit Guvrin-Maresha National ParkNational park with two ancient towns and a UNESCO cave network.Beit She'arim necropolisRock-cut necropolis near ancient Beit She'arim, a UNESCO site.Beit She'arim (Roman-era Jewish village)Roman-era Jewish village and necropolis, seat of the Sanhedrin.El WadEpipalaeolithic cave and terrace site in Mount Carmel, Israel.Elusa (Haluza)Ancient Nabataean city on the Incense Route, famed for its wines.Tel HazorLargest fortified city in the region from Middle Bronze to Iron Age.Incense Route – Desert Cities in the NegevFour Negev desert towns linked to the ancient incense trade.Khan al-UmdanLargest and best preserved caravanserai in Acre, Israel.Makhtesh RamonWorld's largest erosion cirque in Israel's Negev desert.MampsisSmallest but best restored ancient city in the Negev Desert.MareshaAncient Judahite city that became a Hellenistic Idumaean center.MasadaFortress of Herod and site of the Sicarii's final stand.Tel MegiddoAncient Canaanite and Israelite city, site of Armageddon.Metzad MahmalRuins of a stronghold on the Incense Route.Mount CarmelCoastal mountain range in northern Israel, UNESCO biosphere reserve.Old City of AcreAncient port city and UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Israel.ShivtaAncient Negev city, Byzantine wine hub, UNESCO World Heritage site.Shrine of the BábSecond holiest Baháʼí shrine, on Mount Carmel, Haifa.Skhul CavePrehistoric cave site with Homo sapiens and hybrid remains.Tabun CaveKey Paleolithic cave site with long human occupation sequence.White City, Tel AvivA UNESCO World Heritage site of 1930s Bauhaus architecture in Tel Aviv.
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