Top 50 things to do and attractions in Beersheba

On the way back to Tel Aviv from Dead Sea, this monument worked as a memorable spot as historical record. This place is at a slight slope and easy to find. There is a public washroom near the entry and can overlook the latest city development of Be'er Sheva

Interesting architecture with some audio recordings (English and Hebrew) on-site to explain the narrative behind the site and design. No entrance fees.

A very impressive monument, which combines memorial and playfulness to a perfection! Both kids and adults will find something here. Worth a visit, even if it's just for a couple of minutes on your way to somewhere else.

Beautiful place with monumental architecture and symbolism. Surprisingly well maintained with audio guide stations both in English and Hebrew

Stop there in the way to or back from Eilat and enjoy unique Israeli architecture with a great view and story.

An iconic monument for the heroes in the battle for Beer-Sheva in 1948. Has a great view over the city, and offers a concrete attraction for children and adults alike.

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A small place with not many art pieces to see. For the ticket price, I expected to see more.

Exhibitions are usually interesting and those in the mosque - always are! The present exposition of W. African wooden masks and sculptures and Golden Way are extremely interesting! Highly recommended! And thanks to the museum staff for their efforts!

A cute small museum. Interesting exhibitions.

The African mask exhibition was amazing. The guide was so knowledgeable and gave us a lot of info about the exhibits. Great museum! I’ll come back again.

This is a nice little local museum, but if you are planning a day here forget it. You can see everything in 30-45 minutes. Still they did have some nice pieces on the walls.

Changing exhibits of some of the Negev's most prominent artists and photographers. Don't skip the Museum of Islamic Art, which features specially curated changing exhibits of different aspects of Islamic art

A must art museum when you're down south

Historical location & attraction Nice Cafe on site and periodically "flea markets" &/or child/ family eve6, activities- often with active food trucks, kiosks, Art Galleries on upper floor, its rotating exhibit by local artists

It is a very nice park, that is opened on Shabbat. The toilet is very clean. One coffee druzi is opened.

Istorical place in Beer Sheva,one of the few surviving stations of the former railway that ran from Egypt through Palestine in the begining of 20 century,and during the WW I ,the building of this road started in 1900 by Turkish, and after 1917 by Britain .Now uses as museum in restautant.

Really cool place to stop by with history and a social impact. Secondly there is paticere next by and food truck they both are awesome :) Great place to visit !!!

Relatively new area of old rail station with market place and some art. We mostly liked the caffe Gordon, a great chef delicious, see pics, yami. And kosher.

This place have a lot of potential to be special, but unfortunately it is very dirty and not taken care of.

Lots of history, good food and a nice little art gallery, nice view from the balconies and interesting trains, but they need to open up the train carts like they used to be

Make sure you have enough time to enjoy all the exhibitions and the playground. In 3 hours we enjoyed only a little more than half of it. Our 5 and 7 year old loved it and we took our time to play with all the games and interactive material

An incredible science museum for all ages. We spent 6 hours exploring all the interesting things that the museum has to offer. This week (Sukkot holiday) we even got the chance to visit during the squashes -science festival, which includes many experiments and other special activities for both kids and adults. We really recommend this place for the entire family.

Nice place with a lot of things to see and do. But the instructors at the atomic reactor and planetarium where horrible: Never did I witness instructors with such a low knowledge, low drive and even language problems. Their explanations were below general knowledge, completly simplistic and boring. A place like this - that wants to kindle the interest of kids in science - cannot employ such completly uninspiring and unlearned instructors. In general most rooms and attractions were usually not easy and simple to understand and were lacking explanations or staff that helps and explains. Many things we did not do - that looked quite interesting - since we did not know how to operate them or switch them on. Last issue about the main entrance: Instead of giving the beautiful historic building an honorable entrance from its frontal facade dtraight to the street and to the bus station accessible at sidewalk level, there are high ugly fences and pedestrians need to circumvent the whole compound by a long trail to an ugly side entrance through a parking lot and staircases. Completely unneccessary, damaging, not respecting people (especially pedestrians) and worsen accessability.

Great place for kids (and big kids like myself)! Took my cousins here and they just loved it. Made for a really great day! You could do most of the museum in about two or three hours. The outside exhibits were really interactive and fun (and also a great place to sit and eat lunch). We also really enjoyed the life-sized woolly mammoth and other ice-age era sculptures! The main building was cool too explore just from a historical/architecture point alone. Would recommend!

This was an amazing experience for everyone! We made ice cream and 3-D printed a book mark! We learned about the ice age and physics! Great few hours spent! Thanks so much!

A nice science museum for kids with interesting exhibitions featuring interactive elements. It’s not that big though, and feels highly overpriced considering it offers no more than an hour or two of fun.

Great multimedia interactive displays, games, features and displays- indoors and out, ranging from nuclear science to prehistoric weather and animals, history, life sciences, ecology . Various rotations of exhibits.

Really cool old city of be'er Sheva. They have a old well with the olden days trough, seems to be the towns well for them and their animals to drink from. You can see the bottom of the front gates of the the city/town. It's a small place that you can walk around in about a half hour. There's a tall platform that overlooks the whole place plus you can see the whole area around the town. Beautiful views. At the end of the trail there's a nice tunnel that seems to be their water system (maybe for watering their front yards, who knows?) Great experience. Perfect for a side hustle trip.

Yes, this National park has been recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. But together with other sites so it is not a Wow.. Indeed this site is interesting but not that interesting, not in the top 10 in Israel, maybe in the Top 50. It is not big and 1 hour is enough to make the most of it. Anyway, if you like (love?) History and Archeology, then this place is for you. And since I am as such, and since I had always wanted to visit it and never could make time for it, this time I did it, and truly I do not regret it :) As always, the landscape and the views are beautiful and by themselves worth the time, especially at sunset. I've attached a few pictures, and you'll be your own judge.

A small yet historical site having biblical ruins. Not much to explore and you can see it in an hour. I personally found the information given by the guide patchy. Have been to bigger sites dating back to 5-6 B.C. Not that great experience to share

I think that some modern media explanations could have added to the experience. Pretty sure a guided tour would make the visit more interesting. We just walked around and read some of the information in the pamphlet given to us at the entrance.

Interesting site; very good guide booklet, nice descriptions in each main item, at the end you have an idea of the concept of the old town. Amazing the cistern experience

Tel beer sheba museum is good remainings of palaces and civilisations. but the place is too hot, it is not recommended to visit on summer. Don't forget to take sunglasses and hats

To visit places like Tel Beer Shaba is an honor. To think of the history under foot as we stroll through the ruins makes us feel insignificant! The Bible says that the wells here were dug by Abraham and Isaac, this site has also seen human habitation since the copper age about 5000 BC. From the lookout you can see the area where Australian Light horseman fought the Australian Mounted Division's 4th and 12th Light Horse Regiments (4th Light Horse Brigade) conducted a mounted infantry charge with bayonets in their hands, their only weapon for mounted attack, as their rifles were slung across their backs. Part of the two regiments dismounted to attack entrenchments on Tel es Saba defending Beersheba while the remainder of the light horsemen continued their charge into the town, capturing the place and part of the garrison as it was withdrawing. This is hailed as the last great light horse charge! The photo with the circle shows the location that this all took place.

What a amazing place to learn about Father Abraham who finally settled down in the Promise Land in Beersheba. Staff were really friendly. Learned a lot about Abraham and the significance of the well. Strong message about peace and reconciliation between Jews, Christians and Muslims.

Wonderfully inspiring visit. Staff were really friendly. Learned a lot about Abraham and the significance of the well. Strong message about peace and reconciliation between Jews, Christians and Muslims. The Peace Mosaic is also with looking for.

Abraham's well, where his men were in conflict with the men of Abimelech, and the two made a covenant of peace. There is little to see, but the history is impressive and the AV presentation is very good. The well is deep and it was the first of many in Beersheba, including those of Isaac.

Newly renovated and they will preserve place the tour guide was amazing and very informational .

The place is closed during its own opening hours. What an absolute joke!

The well has been there for millenia. The museum around the well for 6 years. The local municipality want to preserve the well and share with Jews , Muslims and Christians. Sort walk through a small presentation then a 10-15 minute 3D movie before exiting to see the well. Guide throughout with thorough knowledge and explainations.

Located at the heart of the Old City of Beersheba, a well, supposed to be dug by Abraham. It has a history with a lot of speculations. Very close to the Beersheba river which supplies it with water. The well in surrounded by a wall and one needs to pay to enter. There is a full guided tour of 45 mins. One can choose to visit only the well for half the price of the full tour. If one comes to Beersheba, I recommend to visit this biblical well.

Really big area but incredibly compact and flexible,there are shops, restaurants, basically everything you need,I was there once with my friends they said it was really fun,also the students are really friendly so if you need any help just ask them. Thank you for hearing me out.

It's one of the best universities in the world and is the best University in Israel, so they offer many courses , activities, the teachers are pretty prepared in the classes and the installations are of first level in the education field. So easily I recommend this university to any person who wants to study any course o degree about the soil, water, etc.

It was amazing and I recommend any visitors or tourist from Africa to visit the place and bond with the Negev desert

This university that have been helping the IDF has been destroyed by Iranian Missiles

A great place to learn and improve your critical thinking ability in the field of research as well as personality development. I would say this is another place for me to enhance the knowledge of "Research". However many other places are here like Negev brigade Memorial, Negev Mall and BIG. So, you can go to these places and enjoy. Very friendly environment but because of lockdown it hard to feel and see it. Thanks,😃

I joined Ben Gurion University for my postdoctoral research work in 2015. I stayed for three years. I enjoyed my stay. The university offers accommodation for post doctoral fellows which makes easier relocation from a different country. They do have a useful international students office that assist you with visa processing unlike other Israeli universities which are not that helpful to foreign students. The cost of living in Beersheba is quite low unlike other cities which makes the postdoc, PhD salary ideal for studying in Ben Gurion university. The down side is the slow processing style from the administration. You will have to make numerous visits to the office to get things done. The other problem is the bills for the dormitory. I believe no mathematician could figure out how they arrive at such bill values. The dorm managers are often rude and are very rude when you approach them regarding problems in facilities. There are few trips for international students which are a lot of fun and costs only 5-10 dollars and often comes with a meal. University has the best facilities. I can’t comment on other areas of research. My area of research in optics in electrical and computer engineering had all the necessary facilities. Overall a good experience and I recommend this university for post doc in optics.

Great University with good vibes and amazing stuff

I’ve been there with a 4 year old and and 2 years old twins, and it’s been a blast! Many different attractions, some with a lot of action involved, some are more mellow or emotional. All of us had a great time, surely we’ll come back again.

Science park indoors with great interactive games. You leave your shoes at the door so the experience is ever better. Some computers didn't work.

Great for kids, lots of games. at least 3 hours of fun. If and bring socks(you need to walk barefoot inside).

Great experience! The kids enjoyed every minute. Not a lot of content of each topic, but very accessible for kids and the activities are so much fun and diverse - you could easily pass 3hr here.

Doesn’t look like much from the outside, but full of original and fun activities for kids. Seems to be quite well maintained, and wasn’t at all overcrowded on our visit (during a national holiday).

WOW!! GREAT place for kids of all ages!! Tons of activities!! NO shoes allowed- including adults!!

Great educational and fun place for kids. Very clean and sterile. The staff is very pleasant and helps with every question. 3 floors of fun and exploration for kids. Also it's open on Saturday 👍

How sad Israel segregates Bedouins in towns built to drive them out of their original areas where they lived their lives in tranquility. I feel sorry for these Palestinian people who have to suffer because of Israel's arrogance. They ruin an area so that it will never be the same again, and the energy there is no longer magical when arrogance looms. W the Bedouins, long live the life force!

Great place to take a walk in the evening or just do a running excercise and dont forget to use the steps if you want to over burn calories.

Playgrounds were great and well kept, bathrooms were quite clean for public bathrooms in a park, be careful about no grill zones as there are inspectors coming around. All around great experience.

A giant green space on the outskirts of the city to spend time at, with whoever you'd like. Park/gardens, free fitness facilities, kids playground, an artificial lake and live shows venue (an amphitheater+huge grassy area). Other than the main facilities there are bike lanes, pedestrian walkways, clean toilets and well kept flora all around this absolute diamond in the desert

We went there for the a river but there was no river

Look at what is happening in Gaza. Shame on you Israel.

Clean park with ponds and birds watching area

Wonderful memorial presentations. Collin really knows his stuff! Beautiful cemetery.

An amazing memorial museum- well worth the visit for anyone, but especially for history buffs

It is a great story most of us here in Israel are not aware of how the ANZAC were instrumental and lead the conquest of israel from the Turks during WWI. This site is so impressive and is a very moving memorial at the same time. Worth a trip to Beersheba!

100 years passed, glory days of the English war against the Ottmans. History was changed, 1400 dead NZ and Australians soldiers are memorial evidence.

Absolutely a must visit, no matter where you come from. A lot of fascinating history, well presented and very realistic. Colin, our guide, was absolutely amazing, great story teller and does what he does with love and passion!

Surprisingly interesting and well done small museum well worth your time if you are visiting Beer Sheva. Tasty beer sold in the small gift shop you won't be able to get anywhere else

Being an Aussie, was treated like royalty when I visited. Loved the theatre that showed what happened there. And the Theatre has a special action, that caught me totally Unaware. ( No not saying, you have to go there to find out) . Exhibits are genuine, though limited, and I hope that over time they can add more.

Cool place to learn about an ambitious plan to settle the Negev.

I find it rather childish

Impressive place, nice experience!

Great place, very interactive. Surly come again!

(Translated by Google) The museum consists of three parts that present the Negev in the past, present and future, with the help of groundbreaking cinematic representations. It is highly recommended to come and tour the museum with the help of a guide from the museum. The museum is accessible, in place of toilets, and vending machines for drinks and light snacks. An experiential and fascinating place worth a visit! (Original) המוזיאון מורכב שלושה חלקים המציגים את הנגב בעבר בהווה ועתיד, בעזרת מייצגים קולנועיים פורצי דרך. מומלץ מאוד להגיע ולסייר במוזיאון בעזרת מדריך מהמוזיאון. המוזיאון מונגש, במקום שרותים, ומכונות לממכר משקאות וחטיפים קלים. מקום חוויתי ומרתק שווה ביקור!

(Translated by Google) I arrived today with the group of 'Hapurushas Besaba Teil'at Bakhif' group at the Or movement center. We were warmly welcomed by Mor who guided and explained the activities of the movement for the Negev (and the Galilee), through digital means we learned and had a lot of fun. I recommend visiting the wonderful place. (Original) הגעתי היום עם קבוצת 'הפורשות בסבבה מטיילות בכיף' למרכז תנועת אור. התקבלנו במאור פנים ע"י מור שהדריכה והסבירה על פעילות התנועה למען הנגב (והגליל), באמצעות אמצעים דיגיטליים למדנו ונהננו מאד. ממליצה לבקר במקום הנפלא.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting museum offers the general public to come and enjoy an interactive, technological and emotional experience. Between the walls of the old city in Be'er Sheva, there is a captivating visitor center that will reveal to you the Negev as you have never known it through videos about the flowering of the desert, personal stories and animations in Hebrew and English (Original) מוזיאן מאוד מעניין מציע לקהל הרחב להגיע וליהנות מחוויה אינטראקטיבית, טכנולוגית ורגשית. בין כותלי העיר העתיקה בבאר שבע, שוכן לו מרכז מבקרים שובה לב שיחשוף בפניכם את הנגב כמו שלא הכרתם דרך סרטונים אודות הפרחת השממה, סיפורים אישיים ואנימציות בעברית ובאנגלית

Quaint old Turkish building renovated to regional center for local artists- shows, exhibition, lectures; sales, Friday midday concerts

Absolutely lovely place but the opening times are all wrong. I have turned up twice within a few days to find it shut, even though it says online that it is open. I want to buy some art from there before returning home. So frustrating.

Very disappointing in regards to open time listed on the web as 4pm. Opened at 6pm but for jazz performance only. Will try another day so I can change my review!

Small but cozy museum. Many author's works: paintings, sculptures ...

Nice place to see Southern artists creation. The house was renovated lately.

Got a guided tour by an artist. Variety of works in different me media. Even purchased a small painting.

beautiful art paintings laid out comfortable in a spacious house.

(Translated by Google) The park is excellent, sandbox, swings, sports ground. The child loves sand, but, as always, everything would be fine if there weren’t heaps of garbage there, trash cans are not removed, garbage on the playground, garbage in the sandbox and throughout the park. Another minus, there is no toilet, so you are walking with your child, he comes and asks to use the toilet, and you rush headlong, looking for bushes or something else, because there is nowhere to run, and the child tells you, I don’t want to go to the bushes, where the toilet is , and you rush home with him, here’s a walk for you. (Original) Парк отличный,песочница,качели, площадка для спорта. Ребенок обожает песок, но,как всегда но,все было бы хорошо, если бы там не было кучи мусора,мусорки не убирают,мусор на площадке,мусор в песочнице и по всему парку. Ещё минус,нет туалета,вот гуляешь ты с ребёнком, он приходит и просится в туалет,и ты несёшься сломя голову,ищешь кусты или ещё что то,потому что бежать некуда,а ребёнок тебе говорит,я не хочу в кусты,где унитаз,и ты несёшься с ним домой,вот вам и прогулка.

(Translated by Google) Well, damn, how can I say, well, uhmmm, well, uhm, I would like slides and not just swings and sand. But it's a great park. I recommend it. (Original) Ну блин ну как сказать ну ээммм ну аээм я бы хотел горки а не просто качели и песок. Но отличный парк. Советую.

(Translated by Google) You have to keep order. Excellent place. Thanks to the mayor. (Original) צריך לשמור את סדר. מקום מצוין. תודה לראש העיר.

(Translated by Google) Cool park. I like it and it's quiet. But in the evenings it's not so nice. The park is built in a "bad area" (Original) Крутой парк. Он мне нравиться и спокойный. Но по вечерам там не очень. Парк то построен в "плохом районе"

(Translated by Google) Nice, missing such a beautiful fountain in the middle (Original) נחמד, חסרה איזו מזרקה יפה כזאת באמצע

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Приятное место

Hummus is a very popular dish in Israel and this place got it perfect in Beer Sheva, just next to the Ben Gurion University campus. Very crowded. Great selection of hummus (made of chickpeas and olive oil) and pita. Bread is fresh and tasty. Good selection of beer. Service could be slow due to crowd. Highly recommended.

Very hood hummus, different choices. The size is suitable for people that don't eat too much. The music was pleasing as well 😌

I loved this place. The falafel was good and the hummus with the toppings was amazing. Portions were big. Lovey restaurant to have dinner with friends and share different dishes. We also got coffee from the house and salad.

This was unique hummus experience, took the hummus with the two sauces and added mushroom and almonds which are great additions to hummus. It’s very chill vibe for lunch

Great place! The hummus was tasty and there are variety of things to eat and drink(the lemonade and hummus is refill!). The restaurant has lots of seating places, outside and inside - so we didn’t wait for long. Also, the music was great and made a good energy in the restaurant. I gave it four stars because the service was kind of exhausting - we needed to call the waiter all the time to ask for things or even to order from the menu. Overall, I would recommend this place(:

Great Humus place. The humus is fresh and tasty. The humus is accompanied by really extraordinary fresh hot Pita. Yummi. You can ask for a humus refill free of charge. The waiters were really kind and helpful . The place is right next to the university and therefore has studential vibe with free spirit atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Cool place with great hummus and chill atmosphere!

Great atmosphere, great food, vegan friendly, queer and friendly atmosphere. This is probably my favourite cafe in Be'er Sheva. The food variety is good.

Quaint cosy neighborhood & students bar/ pub with vegetarian menu. Often DJ dance parties with various themes Also community action meetings/ events

A wonderful very comfy place. Feels very local and friendly - people know each other.

Great place with great food and amazing atmosphere

Cute little place, nice food and nice service a real jem in the deserti town

If you are tired from Beer Sheva , but you are also to tired to drive to Tel Aviv. Come visit this Cafe, it had a totally different vibe then most of the places around Beer Sheva , The food is great, not something to special,but we enjoyed every bite , Btw I really recommend on the Toast , try it !! The service was wonderful .

Lovely coffee house. Amazing Salmon Croissant. A bit pricy for this area but everything was just amazing

The park is indeed beautiful, big, clean, with lots of stuff to do with yours friends, family and children - BUT - One thing was bothering so much that I gave it only 1 star - the dog park inside is completely CLOSED for every Friday and Saturday - and this is one of the only few places in entire Beersheba where your dog can have its quality time with other dogs. And closing the dog park for the only two days of the week where most people have free time is not cool.

Great park, we love it! Dog/cat friendly, very calm, there's a public library, gym, dog park, play ground for kids! Wonderful!

My wife and I love spending time at Writer’s Park, it’s our go-to spot for relaxation and inspiration! We’re big book lovers, and the open-air library here is a dream. There’s a huge variety of books in different languages (we’ve found Hebrew, English, and Russian titles!), and we adore the idea of “take a book, leave a book.” We’ve even donated a few of our old favorites! Beyond the books, the park feels alive with energy, people doing yoga, kids laughing on the playground, and friends playing ping-pong. It’s clean, beautifully designed, and always has something new to discover. The only downside? It can get crowded on weekends, but we don’t mind, the buzz adds to the charm!

Beautiful place, nice for everyone in every age (also dogs :) The design of the park is unique, integrated naturally into the neighborhood.

It's really cool place especially at night. There are a lot of different books which you can read there in Hebrew, English and Russian. Also there is very cool playground, place for dogs, a lot of different trees, football court and kind of rows of benches to do some lessons there or something like this. I really liked this place at 1 am during my walking by the city 😅

Very pleasant atmosphere. Went for a quick walk and came across this park. There is plenty of space and a few art installations to admire. Dog-friendly.

This is quite good park. Here you can see the open gym area where many people came to do gym but most of them are kind of professionals as well as cute children will also be there with their toys. And quite good place for spending the evening and calmly think about your own business. So, don't forget to visit this park specially in the evening time. Have fun Vikas 😊

Very well kept, even a bit better than other public spaces. No litter or garbage lying around. People respectful of each other's space. Very pleasant atmosphere and not overcrowded

A perfect place for walking and playing kids. There are many beautiful trees and flowers. Also there are some playgrounds for different ages of children. I recommend this place!

A well maintained & beautiful memorial park set up as an ANZAC forces tribute. Great cause and a great park with a playground to bring your kids There are also free public fitness facilities nearby (towards the southern side of the park). Visit for the history, stay for the relaxing atmosphere

One of the better parks in Beer Sheva, though now one of the older ones. In addition to more standard equipment, there's a maze and a designated play area for younger kids with a ship and a truck. Bathrooms are not the nicest but serviceable. There are lights that come on after dark though there are still dark patches.

Great place for kids, green and clean, well mentained and large enough to keep the kids entrtained

Pretty much just a few playgrounds on a plot with historical significance. There were some men sleeping on the grass who catcalled me in Arabic as I went past with my two children. There was also another man touching himself in the children's playground on a swing. Security needs to be tighter. The children had the most fun in the sprinklers.

Great place to chill!

Thanks to the city development of the older neighborhoods a Beautiful park was born which allows: Romantic meetings at a cute pond that fealed with fish in the middle of the park. In addition basketball training ground, swinging for children, skating, running and barbecuing in specific area. *The park also have build toilets.

The best park ever. This place is very calm , there are lake , swings , sand , play ground, etc

A good place for kids and family to spend time. Well connected by city bus as well. Has restroom facility. Open sitting area for small parties.

Beautiful park, clean and fresh. Good for kids as it has got nice swings. Chairs to sit and pond good for relaxing. Closed during friday and Saturday. Opens after 8am and closes after 9pm every day. There are tracks for joggers those who do skating as well.

It was amazing as it has lots of trees and grasses and the wind was so nice.

Nice park with ecological pond. And play ground for volleyball basketball ball for all ages. And also the sliding rope 🪢 over the sandy ground. Nice place to spend evening.

Excellent park for working out. Contains an 800m track encircling the park which is great for running. Overall, this park is really beautiful and is easily the best park I've personally visited in Israel.

Very nice place for children! A lot of playgrounds and roofs to take care of the sun. Some areas are a bit dirty and dusty but it's understandable for the weather and the number of people who go every day.

Lovely park, well designed for children and plenty of shaded seating for the parents. It's would be great if there were water fountains there too, but there aren't so bring lots to drink as your kids will be running around a lot!

Lovely park for children. They can run, play and full around. The placeis coverd, wich means a lot of shadow. Many swings and slides. The attraction suits from age 1 to 12 if they want to have fun. Parents can enjoy from activity too with their child, and get quiet for couple of hours. In the mornings and evenings the place is quiet with few people, afternoon are to crowded and loud of kids laughing, screaming and crying.

Great place for kids to play. Be careful there are 4 bicycles that are electric, so on shabbat you have to be careful. And there are no toilets.

Great play to spend coupe of hours with kids. A bit lack of parking around , but in general very nice to park , kids will enjoy

Good park, Made nicly for toddlers and children. Their is also soccer court near. Unfortunately their is no toilets.

I'll like her coz I see all the kids 🥰

Great little spot. Crowd seems mixed ages and largely hip kind. Cool setup, both indoors and outside. On Friday wasn’t a band but really good rock music records. Also only place open in Shabbat and with massive bats in the overhanging tree.

Great venue of known & rising performers. Miss the former bar & cocktails

Interesting place which working till late hours. Nice atmosphere and friendly stuff.

Dark and gloomy atmosphere, but tons of bookcases covering the wall from floor to ceiling. Tables to sit outside, indie music shows inside, and an eclectic crowd everywhere. One of the cool places in Beer Sheva, no doubt.

Chill place, home for alternative art and music in the southern part of Israel. There's also a nice selection of second hand books for sale. Food is good and the beer is cold!

Really nice ,super vibe ,authentic place with philosophic name in the middle of old city in Beer Sheva. Good sound, tasty hot sider and beers, friendly atmosphere, place to sit outside and live music inside. Huge wall of books, great girls on the bar and awesome owner Zahi.

The greatest music bar in Be'er Sheva. Every night a different show, open mic night on Sundays. Good beer, good food and good vibes.

Cool spot at one of the city's entrances. Well lit at night as well. Nearby: bus stop, tennis/soccer court, country club (pools, gym, sports activities etc) Could use a few more seats, maybe shaded, for the families who come with strollers and young kids to watch people skate

Really nice and fun place to go with kids and family! We only missed toilets there, so we used the Gas Station across the road ones. Nice site to ride skateboard, skates and scooters, with table and bench to take some rest. There could be more tables and benches, actually...

It's OK. Not bad it's in an OK size and haze a few options for what to do. Not bad cainde of good depending on what you like.

Fun place to hang out with friends and nice skate obstacles

Great skatepark, there is a bike park next to it. Have fun and wear safety gear :)

There's a great place for extreme entertainment with bicycles and skateboards.

Nice place for our girls who like skating

great place it's my childhood

nice😊

Nice to take rest

pretty neat

Nice

(Translated by Google) Update 2023: The sports facilities are not accessible. Another example of the failure of a populist municipality: very neglected. Years without reasonable maintenance, a park that was beautiful when the Ministry of Construction handed it over to the municipality and became a wasteland in the hands of the municipality. A significant part of the vegetation is decayed. Fixtures were not replaced but removed when they broke down. Idle promises from the municipality for rehabilitation. The sewage overflows frequently. Just poor, although very necessary. The fitness facilities are nice, but not accessible. as shown in the picture. Another photo shows that there were trees on Bar Lev Street and Yarkoni Street. were They don't bother to plant new ones. Some neighbors take care of gardening, but the municipality? Do you pay property tax here? Probably not. Second class citizens. Last picture - the building bordering the park and on the other side on a street close to and parallel to Yaakov Dori Street - with a crack up to 14 cm wide that expands from the bottom to the entire height... two or three years and it is growing... is there a city engineer in the city? And finally: dampers are a bad idea. But if this is the solution in the BS - why don't they make along Yarkoni and Bar Lev - which are used as a racetrack and endanger children and others? Appeal to the municipality - no treatment. That's how it is in B.S. The fruit, another example of pruning for populist considerations) - but this tree radiates over everything. (Original) עדכון 2023: מתקני הספורט ללא הנגשה. עוד דוגמה לחדלון של עירייה פופוליסטית: מוזנח מאד. שנים ללא תחזוקה סבירה, פארק שהיה יפיפה כשמשרד הבינוי מסר לעירייה והפך לשממה בידי העירייה. חלק ניכר מהצימחייה נבל. מתקנים לא הוחלפו אלא הוסרו כשהתקלקלו. הבטחות סרק מהעירייה לשיקום. הביוב עולה על גדותיו תדיר. פשוט עלוב, למרות שנחוץ מאד. מתקני הכושר- נחמד, אבל לא מונגש. כמוראה בתמונה. תמונה נוספת מראה שברחוב בר לב ורחוב ירקוני היו עצים. היו. לא טורחים לשתול חדשים. חלק מהשכנים דואגים לגינון, אבל העירייה? משלמים כאן ארנונה? .כנראה שלא. אזרחים סוג ב'. תמונה אחרונה- בניין הגובל בפארק ומצד שני ברחוב קרוב ומקביל לרחוב יעקב דורי- עם סדק ברוחב עד 14 ס"מ המתרחב מלמטה לכל הגובה... שנתיים-שלוש והוא גדל... יש בעיר מהנדס עיר? ולסיום: דמפרים זה רעיון רע. אבל אם זה הפתרון בב"ש- מדוע לא עושים לאורך ירקוני ובר לב- המשמשים שדה-מרוץ ומסכנים ילדים ואחרים? פניה לעירייה- ללא טיפול. ככה זה בב"ש. ומילה אחת טובה: בלב הפארק, נישא עץ מדהים, פטריה ענקית משכן לאלפי ציוצים. מטיל צל במוטת כנפיים של 25 מ' לערך. משכמו טמעלה. יש בפארק עוד עצים יפים (חלקם העירייה מתחזקת גרוע- לדוגמה כל עצי הפרי, דוגמה נוספת גיזום משיקולים פופוליסטיים)- אבל העץ הזה מקרין על הכול.

(Translated by Google) Free sports activities for senior citizens! It's highly recommended to get out and do it! (Original) פעילות ספורט בחינם לאזרחים ותיקים! ממש מומלץ לצאת ולעשות!

An historical site of significant importance to the city and the surrounding area at large. A very intriguing gem which is both accessible and child-friendly.

Good view

Quiet and interesting historical place. One of 3 first Israelian points at Negev 20th century.

Great historical monument.

History

Not the most attractive site

(Translated by Google) A fascinating experience. A story that was unknown to me and others. Beit Eshel is one of three Mitzvahs (not Mitzvahs) in the Negev. Established in 1943 and abandoned with the establishment of the state. Fascinating tour. (Original) חוויה מרתקת. סיפור שלא היה מוכר לי ולאחרים. בית אשל אחד משלוש מצפות(לא מצפים) בנגב. הוקם ב-1943 וננטש עם קום המדינה. סיור מרתק.

Very pleasant working environment. Lots of hi tech businesses here, and job opportunities.

Tech park with a stream where people can spend time

great place to work in

a well-designed space

(Translated by Google) This place with a secure future (Original) המקום הזה עם עתיד מאובטח

(Translated by Google) For me, this is where our life together in Be'er Sheva began. We lived in neighborhood C, in front of the university's train station. So there were only freight trains. From what we passed until we arrived on the other side of the train to the Ramot neighborhood. When we cross the railway bridge we are filled with pride for the development. The hi-tech park is beautiful and provides Beer Sheva with quality jobs. (Original) מבחינתי כאן החלו החיים המשותפים שלנו בבאר שבע. גרנו בשכונה ג' , מול תחנת הרכבת של האונ'. אז היו מה רק רכבות משא. מאז מה עברנו עד שהגענו מצד שני של הרכבת לשכונת רמות. כשאנחנו חוצים את גשר הרכבת אנחנו מתמלאים בגאווה על הפיתוח. פארק הייטק יפה ומספק לבאר שבע מקומות עבודה איכותיים.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful industrial park, it has restaurants, cafes, public gardens and benches (Original) פארק תעשיה יפה , יש בו מסעדות, בתי קפה גינות ציבוריות וספסלי ישיבה

Never again!! terrible service and people skills some of the rudest people that I have encountered in Israel. Got tickets ahead of time was going to celebrate a birthday party got to the door only to be treated with such rudeness and racism. Just took our money, We never even got in. I recommend going to the פורום . Better party.

Usually good music party almost every day, each day different age group.

Music wasn't that great. Took a while for the party to get started. Maybe it was just a off night, but that's what I've got to go off of

Great drinks, small place

Great trance parties on Mondays

Great club.

European level club.

A piece of history in the middle of the city

(Translated by Google) The Turkish railway bridge, amazing, noise of the flowing stream, a nice investment by the mayor in terms of the bridge, a cute park nearby. Worth a visit (Original) גשר הרכבת הטורקית, מדהים, רעש של הנחל זורם, השקעה יפה של ראש העיר מבחינת הגשר, פארק חמוד בקרבת מקום. שווה ביקור

(Translated by Google) Turkish arch railway bridge made of stone on the Be'er Sheva River, built in 1916, for the Ottoman army as part of the Nahal Sorek - Sinai line. Operation of the bridge ceased in May 1917. In May 1918, the Be'er Sheva - Rafah railway opened, built by the British and passing through the northwestern region of the city. The Turkish railway bridge in the south of the city ceased to be used for its intended purpose, but until 1920, vehicles and pedestrians moving between different parts of the city passed through it. Near it, in 2004, a new bridge was built for freight cars traveling to Neot Hovav. The length of the bridge is 190 meters. For a long time, the bridge was the longest in Israel until the 70s of the 20th century. The project of the newly created Nahal Be'er Sheva Park provides for its restoration and use for pedestrian and bicycle traffic between parts of the park. Construction of the bridge. The Be'er Sheva River is considered one of the largest and wildest rivers in Israel, especially during the rainy season. This fact was known to the bridge designers, so they chose a location where the river is wide and shallow. The author of the project was the German engineer Wingel from Jerusalem, and the immediate supervisor on site was engineer Heinrich Meissner, a specialist in the construction of railways in the service of the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. The bridge was built by Jewish contractors Michael Ehrlich and Eliyahu Yanovsky after winning the tender. During one of the most difficult periods of Jewish settlement in Eretz Israel, they were able to gather 150 Jewish mason workers, most of whom were immigrants from Yemen. The project was encouraged by the Zionist Organization as it helped improve the situation of Jewish settlements in connection with the war in the region between the Ottoman and British empires. In January 1916, work began to lay the foundations of the bridge. During the work, the builders faced many problems. At the very beginning, the foundation was destroyed during seasonal rains. Then a typhus epidemic began in the city, many of the workers fell ill and were taken to the hospital. The remaining workers left Beersheba. Work has stopped. Due to the problems that arose, the contractors turned to Dr. Yakov Tachon, chairman of the Eretz Israel organization, asking for help in recruiting additional workers. After this, work continued until August of the same year. Within six months, the bridge was put into operation. During the construction work, Jewish workers were killed by bombing by the British Army, who tried to stop the construction of the bridge. The bridge cost 11 thousand French francs. The contractors received the money a year later. Due to inflation, money became worthless and they were stuck in debt. The bridge was one of a series of railway bridges on the road to the Mashabim junction, and from there to Qusaymah, located in Sinai. During the operation of the railway from Afula to Sinai, the distance was 300 kilometers. (Original) Турецкий арочный железнодорожный мост из камня на реке Беер-Шева, построен в 1916 году, для Османской армии как часть ветки Нахаль Сорек - Синай. Эксплуатация моста прекратилась в мае 1917 года. В мае 1918 открылась железная дорога Беер-Шева - Рафиях, построенная Британцами которая прошла по северо-западному району города. Турецкий железнодорожный мост на юге города перестал использоваться по назначению, однако вплоть до 1920 года через него проходил автотранспорт и пешеходы передвигающиеся между разными частями города. Около него в 2004 году, был построен новый мост для товарных вагонов следующих в Неот Ховав. Длина моста 190 метров. В течении долгого времени, мост был самым длинным в Израиле до 70-х годов 20 века. Проектом создающегося парка Нахаль Беэр-Шева предусмотрено его восстановление и использование для пешеходного и велосипедного движения между частями парка. Строительство моста. Река Беэр-Шева считается одной из самых больших и бурных рек Израиля особенно в сезон дождей. Этот факт был известен проектировщикам моста, поэтому они выбрали место где река широка и мелководна. Автором проекта являются германский инженер Вингель из Иерусалима, а непосредственным руководителем на месте был инженер Генрих Мейснер, специалист по постройке железных дорог на службе у султана Османской империи. Мост построили еврейские подрядчики Михаэль Эрлих и Элияху Яновский после того как выиграли тендер. В один из самых тяжёлых периодов еврейского поселения в Эрец Исраэль, они смогли собрать 150 рабочих мастеров каменщиков евреев, большая часть которых были репатрианты из Йемена. Проект был поощрён Сионисткой организацией, так как способствовал улучшению положения еврейских поселений в связи с войной в регионе между Османской и Британской империями. В январе 1916 года началась работа для закладки фундамента моста. Во время работы строители столкнулись со множеством проблем. В самом начале был разрушен фундамент во время сезонных дождей. Затем началась эпидемия тифа в городе, многие из рабочих заболели и были доставлены в больницу. Остальные рабочие покинули Беэр-Шеву. Работы остановились. В связи с возникшими проблемами, подрядчики обратились к доктору Якову Тахону председателю организации Эрец Исраэль, с просьбой в помощи набора дополнительных рабочих. После этого работы продолжились до августа того же года. За шесть месяцев, мост был сдан в эксплуатацию. Во время строительных работ погибли еврейские рабочие от бомбардировок Британской армии, пытавшиеся остановить строительство моста. Стоимость моста обошлась в 11 тысяч французских франков. Деньги подрядчики получили спустя год. Из-за инфляции деньги обесценились и они завязли в долгах. Мост был одним из серии железнодорожных мостов по дороге к перекрёстку Машабим, а от туда в Кусейму, располагающиеся в Синае. Во время эксплуатации железной дороги от Афулы до Синая, расстояние составляло 300 километров.

(Translated by Google) A lovely place. The environment and access is developed and maintained. Neat parking. We arrived on a sunny Saturday after rainy days and from the bridge we saw the strong flow of Nahal Beer Sheva. The stream is very wide in the area of ​​the bridge. A rare and spectacular spectacle. Recommended! (Original) מקום מקסים. הסביבה והגישה מפותחת ומטופחת. חנייה מסטדרת. הגענו בשבת שמשית לאחר ימים גשומים ומהגשר ראינו את הזרימה החזקה של נחל באר שבע. הנחל מאד רחב באיזור הגשר. מחזה נדיר ומרהיב. מומלץ !

(Translated by Google) One of the longest and most complete Turkish bridges in the country that have survived the ravages of time and climate. The bridge is beautiful, renovated and you can walk on it very comfortably. Near the bridge is the first well reached by the Anzac forces during the Battle of Beer Sheva on October 31, 1917, and it too has recently been preserved. (Original) אחד הגשרים הטורקיים הארוכים והשלמים שקיימים בארץ ששרדו את פגעי הזמן והאקלים. הגשר יפה, משופץ ועליו ניתן ללכת בנוחות רבה. סמוך לגשר נמצאת הבאר הראשונה אליה הגיעו כוחות האנזא"ק במהלך קרב באר שבע ב-31.10.1917, וגם היא עברה שימור לאחרונה.

(Translated by Google) The Turks built a beautiful bridge. The municipality of Beer Sheva added a boardwalk without the direction sign from Nahal Beer Sheva Park and without a single word of explanation. How complicated can it be? Hello, Beer Sheva Municipality! (Original) הטורקים בנו גשר יפיפה. עיריית באר שבע הוסיפה טיילת בלי שלט הפנייה מפארק נחל באר שבע וללא מילה אחת של הסבר. כמה מסובך זה יכול להיות? הלו, עיריית באר שבע!

(Translated by Google) An impressive and renovated bridge on which there is a ramp for walking or cycling. The problem is the dirt on its north side. Looks like it hasn't been cleaned in years. (Original) גשר מרשים ומשופץ שעליו יש רמפה להליכה או רכיבה על האופנים. הבעיה היא הלכלוך בצד הצפוני שלו. נראה שלא ניקוי שם שנים.

I see only one drawback: the lack of a kiosk or cafeteria where you can eat something and drink a cup of coffee

Huge, well maintained park that not enough people know about. Really spacious and pretty

Cute place, very clean. A bit empty and kinda far from everything else but a great place for a picnic

Amazing place !

Beautiful shaded level wakk

The river looks so beautiful!

Great park

(Translated by Google) Very clean and very tidy All the best to the municipality of Beer Sheva (Original) נקי מאוד ומאוד מסודר כל הכבוד לעיריית באר שבע

(Translated by Google) A beautiful park in the center of Be'er Sheva with sports facilities, extensive lawns, benches, beautiful trees, some rare (Original) פארק יפיפה במרכז באר שבע עם מתקני ספורט דשאים נרחבים ספסלים עצים יפים חלק נדירים

(Translated by Google) Today the sea is the birthday of a glass ☕ he has been measuring here for a week 😳 congratulations to the glass😂 (Original) היום הים אולדת של כוס ☕ הוא אומד פה כבר שבוע😳 מזל טוב לכוס😂

(Translated by Google) An excellent place to spend a nice time with the children will be close to many synagogues, restaurants and shopping centers.. (Original) מקום שקע ומצויין לבילוי נחמד עם הילדים יתרוח סמיכות להרבה בתי כנסת מסעדה ומרכזי קניות..

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, but there is not much to do.. There are swings and a slide for children (Original) יפה, אך אין הרבה מה לעשות.. יש נדנדות ומגלשה לילדים

(Translated by Google) A large, beautiful chapter with facilities but dirty. A lot of dog food. (Original) פרק גדול יפה עם מתקנים אבל מלוכלך .הרבה מצרכים קלבים.

(Translated by Google) Sometimes on Shabbat me and my neighbors and my brothers sometimes go to kindergarten (Original) לפעמים בשבת אני והשכנים שלי לאחים שלי לפעמים הולכים לגן הראשונים

Wonderful park, but could use a serious face-lift. Was built 22 years ago and since then hasn't been updated. Could have more shade for the kids.

Our favorite park 1 minute from home. Only problem that there is no water source. Bring your drink with you!

(Translated by Google) A great place to rest and also enjoy cool facilities for children. (Original) אחלה מקום, לנוח וגם להינות ממתקנים מגניבים לילדים.

(Translated by Google) A very nice park but lacks a water cooler (Original) פארק נחמד מאד אך חסר קולר מיים

(Translated by Google) A very nice park, there is almost no dog excrement as usual in Be'er Sheva and reasonable facilities. Sand that does not stick. (Original) פארק נחמד מאד אין כמעט בלי צואת כלבים כנהוג בבאר שבע ומתקנים סבירים. חול שלא נדבק.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful landscaping and good air, but the children's games are on dirty gravel. (Original) גינון יפה ואויר טוב אך המשחקים לילדים נמצאים על חצץ מלכלך.

(Translated by Google) It's fun with friends, but the police come every fucking minute and the neighbors are trash, short rating, two explosives (Original) כיף אחושרמוטה עם חברים אבל מה משטרה באים כל פאקינג רגע ושכנים זבל קיצר דירוג שני נפצים

Nice views of Be'er Sheva, Andarta, Ramot/Andarte neighborhood. Very open. few trees, some pergolas over concrete benches

The grass is dry, not watered enough. Garbage and dog poo everywhere

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and fun place to walk here (Original) מקום יפה כייף לטייל כאן

(Translated by Google) Delicious food, all fresh, salads at the center of the meal, pleasant atmosphere (Original) אוכל טעים הכל טרי סלטים במרכז הארוחה אוירה נעימה

(Translated by Google) I drove by. I didn't see anything. Maybe the place is beautiful. (Original) נסעתי ליד. לא ראיתי דבר. יתכן והמקום יפהפיה.

(Translated by Google) A nice and quiet park, for resting and reading a book. (Original) פארק נחמד ושקט, למנוחת קריאת ספר.

(Translated by Google) Nice place for picnics. very quiet (Original) מקום נחמד לפיקניקים. שקט מאוד

(Translated by Google) Yes. A beautiful place, even though it is intended for a male soldier. The intention is that the place is not sad at all (Original) כן .מקום יפה ,למרות שהוא מיועד לזכר חייל.כוונה שהמקום לא עצוב בכלל

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and peaceful place for a walk (Original) Очень красивое и спокойное место для прогулок

(Translated by Google) A small park with a small observation deck facing the Beer Sheva stream. The story of two warriors who were killed is told there. (Original) פארק קטן עם תצפית קטנה שפונה לנחל באר שבע. במקום מסופר את הסיפור של שני לוחמים שנהרגו.

(Translated by Google) Honor and memory to the best members of this nation who gave and will give their lives for all of us (Original) כבוד וזכרון למיטב בני העם הזה שמסרו וימסרו את חייהם למען כולנו

(Translated by Google) A pleasant place to sit next to the Be'er Sheva stream in a shaded area and a place to commemorate the 2 fallen soldiers. (Original) מקום נעים לישיבה בצמוד לנחל באר שבע מושקע מוצל ומקום לזכר 2 חללי צהל .

(Translated by Google) A beautiful park, suitable for families with children who want to walk in it and have fun. (Original) פארק יפיפה, מתאים למשפחות עם ילדים שרוצות לטייל בו וליהנות.

(Translated by Google) An impressive, well-maintained site with a seating area (Original) אתר מרשים מטופח עם מקום ישיבה

Not especially big or clean but kids liked it

(Translated by Google) The park is mostly pleasant and shady, the children really enjoy it, it is not big but very diverse. I dropped a star because there isn't even one air conditioner that works in the entire park, which is a bit of a bummer for those who don't live nearby. Come equipped (Original) הפארק נעים ומוצל ברובו, הילדים ממש נהנים בו, הוא לא גדול אבל מאוד מגוון. הורדתי כוכב כי אין אפילו ברזיה אחת שעובדת בכל הפארק שזה קצת מבאס למי שלא גר ליד. בואו מצויידים

(Translated by Google) A garden that needs a fence around the lot and a special place for a barbecue or a sign prohibiting barbecues and barbecues (Original) גן שזקוק לגדר מסביב למגרש ומקום מיוחד למנגל או שלט על איסור מנגל ובירזיות

(Translated by Google) A lovely place. Facilities suitable for all ages. (Original) מקום מקסים. מתקנים שמתאימים לכל הגילאים.

(Translated by Google) It's great that they defined the area (Original) מצוין שגידרו את השטח

(Translated by Google) Nice place, clean and quiet (Original) מקום נחמד,נקי ושקט

(Translated by Google) A great park suitable for children (Original) אחלה פארק מתאים לילדים

Beautiful Memorial Grounds dedicated by the People of Israel to the brave ANZAC Soldiers which died in the line of Duty during the Battle for Beersheba in the first World War.

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Great memorial and a must see while in the Negev. The tour by colin was fantastic. Highly recommend.

Beersheba war cemetety

(Translated by Google) Magnificent example of the memory of a country for its soldiers, with a cemetery in perfect condition, tombs, land... (Original) Exemple magnifique de la mémoire d'un pays pour ses soldats, avec un cimetière en parfait état d'entretien, tombes, terrain...

(Translated by Google) A visit to the place is recommended for anyone interested in the history of the First World War in general, and in particular for those who chose to visit the old city of Be'er Sheva. As befits the CWGC, the place is very well maintained and honors the fallen British, Australian and New Zealanders in Beer Sheva and the surrounding area. Instead, there is a special memorial in memory of the British pilots who were intercepted by the Ottomans several months before the battle for Beer Sheva, and not a new museum for the history of the Anzac. Do not in any way give up a visit to the Anzac Museum to complete the experience of visiting the place. (Original) ביקור במקום מומלץ לכל מי שמתעניין בהיסטוריה של מלחמת העולם הראשונה בכלל, ובפרט מי שבחר לבקר בעיר העתיקה בבאר שבע. כיאה ל-CWGC המקום מטופח מאוד ומכבד את הנופלים הבריטים, האוסטרלים והניו זילנדים בקרב באר שבע והסביבה. במקום אנדרטה מיוחדת לזכר הטייסים הבריטים שיורטו בידי העות'מאנים מספר חודשים לפני הקרב על באר שבע וכן לא מוזיאון חדש לתולדות האנזא"ק. לא לוותר בשום אופן על ביקור במוזיאון האנזא"ק להשלמת חוויית הביקור במקום.

(Translated by Google) I liked to graze Ipoh and English mushrooms that fought po (Original) אהבתי לרעות איפו ופטריותים אנגלים שנילחמו פו

(Translated by Google) A park in memory of General Allenby, conqueror of Beer Sheva from the Turks. (Original) פארק לזכרו של גנרל אלנבי, כובש באר שבע מידי הטורקים.

(Translated by Google) Excellent park although neglected in terms of cleanliness and the screen does not work for a long time (Original) פארק מצוין אם כי מוזנח מבחינת ניקיון והמסך לא עובד זמן רב

(Translated by Google) Very dirty. (Original) Очень грязно.

(Translated by Google) Facilities are plentiful so that no child will be lacking. It's convenient that it's right under the house Shame there aren't enough grills (Original) מתקנים בשפע ככה שלא ייחסר לאף ילד. נוח שזה ממש מתחת לבית באסה שאין צליות מספיק

It is the best 😌

(Translated by Google) A beautiful tiny park with seating, clean but not lit enough at night... (Original) פארק קטנטן ויפה עם מקומות ישיבה נקי אך לא מואר מספיק בלילה ...

Visited during passover holidays. The tickets are quite pricey. The museum is very interesting and has many of exhibits of planes, helicopters, cars and other military stuff.

Nice exhibition but downside was that half of the machines were behind screens for repair. At the ticket office they told that it would last until next year. Forgot to ask for half of my money back 🤔🤓💥

Big exhibition of old israeli air force machines. Really lot of fight planes. You can sit to some of them. Entrance fee is something about 7 euros. You should go there on the way from dead see back to tel aviv. As a bonus you can meet there some beautiful israeli girl soldiers.

It wasn't my first time there, and not the last for sure! Lots to see and learn, especially for boys. I took my son there when he was a boy, now it's my granson's turn:)

A nice place to for some airplane history with some shows sprinkled in, but bot much to do other than that. It is unfortunate that the main area is just exposed under the sun which means that many people need to huddle together under the few shaded areas for some rest. The reletive low admission price (adult 30, child 20) is OK considering what you can do inside.

This is only good for the advanced tourist unless the visitor has a special connection to the air force. I visited on an off day in the off season. About half of the collection was accessible to the public. The café and the gift shop were closed and it looks like that has been the case for many months . On the plus side, a tour guide was on duty and the photo gallery was open. It's much better to visit on a day with a scheduled air show. Remember to stay hydrated. In all I am glad that I went.

Best military muesum! Make sure you get the free tour. Available in English. Tour guides know a lot. Ask them anything. ITS HOT. Bring lots of water.

This place is stunningly beautiful. It's more of a park & picnic area than a tourist site. There is a moderately well-preserved crusaders area fort that is cool. But as a lush green park with a creek it's unbelievable. Many park benches, places to sit creek side, and even a good number of well-kept water closets and sink stations. This is an outstanding place for a picnic or a day of rest.

Lovely place. Would love to come back. Make sure to buy the fairy hunting game - kids and adults will enjoy.

A beautiful nature enclave right outside of Jerusalem. It's great during all seasons of the year, in the summer the water is nice and refreshing and there's plenty of shade. Lots of greenery and beautiful scenery. Side note, you will encounter quite a lot of family photographers, especially during certain times of the year such as fall 🍂

Could be a beautiful park however it was super crowded with ultra orthodox and others BBQing filling the air with smoke and disgusting smells, children running around everywhere, heaps of trash dirty diapers literally hell on earth by the population that visits the park. My advice come on the sabbath to avoid the ultra orthodox and or very early and leave when the smoke fills the air.

1. Violation of the Core Gospel Message (The New Covenant): The pursuit of physical, territorial restoration as a primary goal fundamentally undermines the faith. Scripture clearly establishes that the prophecies of the Old Covenant were fully accomplished through the Cross and Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Romans, Hebrews). Interpreting the Old Testament promises as a justification for political and military state-building effectively denies the completeness and sufficiency of the New Covenant instituted by Christ. 2. Secularization of Spiritual Hope: The true Christian hope for 'Zion' is not focused on the conflict-ridden territory of the Middle East, but on the 'Heavenly Jerusalem' and the spiritual reality of the Kingdom of God (Hebrews 12:22). This project ignores that spiritual truth and prioritizes the carnal, geopolitical conflict of the physical world. This is the opposite of the Gospel message, which is rooted in peace and reconciliation. 3. Loss of Theological Integrity: For any Christian group (such as Christian Zionists) to prioritize the political State of Israel over the spiritual mission of the Church represents a critical theological error. This stance effectively diminishes the scope of Christ's sacrifice and risks becoming a betrayal of the finished work of redemption. It gives religious justification to political action, thereby perpetuating conflict. 📣 Final Warning "The promises of the Old Covenant were fulfilled by the sacrifice of our Lord, Jesus Christ, who died to atone for our sins. Scripture is unequivocal: to cling to a literal, political 'land covenant' after Christ's sacrifice is to fundamentally reject the finished work of the Son of God. This path is not the fulfillment of prophecy; it is an act that risks opposing the spiritual truth and peace brought by Christ, leading to the danger of serving as a 'Synagogue of Satan' (Revelation 2:9) that actively promotes strife."

Very nice place and well maintained, alot of spots wher the kids can play in the cold clean water of the lake, very recomended for picnic with kids or groups. need to sign in befor you anter the park

A great spot for a picnic and very short hike. The park is managed by the Israeli National Parks service so there is an entrance fee, but there are clean bathrooms and staff onsite. The crusader structures are well preserved, but the signage is a bit lacking. Still a cool site and we'll kept.

This park has went through a heavy face-lift fairly recently, and now actually gives the Ramat Gan Safari a run for its' money. It doesn't have as many animals as the aformentioned zoo, but it compensates for it fully by giving the visitors a better experience overall. The park grew at least 3 times in area with the renovations made, was remade from the ground up animal-keeps-wise and is now promoting a less of a classical zoo makeup, but a holistic approach, where the visitors go about their trip around the grounds, and observe the animals doing their thing. The enclosures are large, the scenery is smartly designed for a great walk and includes many shaded sitting arrangements and toilets. Reccomend not to put your faith on the bus to get from there to wherever you're going and either walk back to the main road to catch another bus or take a taxi(won't cost much to the central bus station).

An unconventional zoo. With a non-standard design. There are quite a few animals of all kinds. Very beautiful lions and an impressive hippopotamus :-). There are enough toilets and kiosks with drinks and snacks. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance and come in weather that is not too hot, in order to see as many animals as possible outside their hiding places.

My favorite zoo in Israel. Small but perfect for families with children. Never too crowded and always close parking. Lots if shade too.

A big sprawling zoo, with large enclosures for most animals, quite a few nature - related activities for kids, lots of places to sit, water fountains, shade... A full-day (or a good few hours) occupation for families with kids and not only them. Would've given it a 5, if there weren't so many kiosks selling overpriced junk all over the place. Well, guess they have to make money off the place somehow...

I recently visited the zoo, and while I appreciate the effort to care for the animals, I was very concerned about some of the conditions. Many of the animals looked very thin, and it seemed like they are not getting enough proper nutrition. Additionally, there was a serious lack of shaded areas in many enclosures. Animals need places to escape the sun and rest comfortably, especially on hot days, but unfortunately, most of them had no access to shade. It was particularly alarming to see the small animals kept in glass enclosures. They clearly have too little space, cannot move freely, and looked very stressed. It seems that many of them are slowly dying from stress and the lack of a natural environment. I understand that running a zoo is challenging, and I truly respect the staff who work hard to maintain the animals’ health. However, I believe that adding shade for all animals, reviewing their diets, providing enough space, and improving conditions for the small animals would make a huge difference. Animals deserve a safe and comfortable environment that meets their physical and emotional needs. I hope the management takes these concerns seriously and works to improve the welfare of all the animals.💔😿

The best zoo experience in Israel. The park is well maintained, with a beautiful and convenient design. There are many interactive stations for kids, and the entrance fee is fair. Highly recommended.

Wonderful place to go with kids. A lot of animals who are friendly and not hiding from visitors. Many original games and quests for kids using simple tools and multimedia devices. Be aware that it is super hot there. Plan time of arrival and cool down breaks. Do not forget water and head covers.

It's a great setting and needs serious change and a new vision......at present there is very little reason to visit....the welcoming tent is no longer welcoming, the herb garden needs replacing, the Bar Kochba caves are closed, no donkey rides, no petting corner....the museum is interesting but is dated and not interactive.....someone should make this place his project. Lots of local residents would really appreciate this place renovated, inspiring both as a story of the Bedouin culture in the past, today and in the future... I don't know who Joe Alon was but I'm sure we owe him at least that.....and when I bring friends and relatives from abroad I will be proud rather than ashamed.....Pesah sameach 2022

Interesting and highly cultural. My tourists are always glad to learn more about the Bedouin culture. Yup: book the coffee experience!

Great and informative museum on Bedouin culture, located near a high school which Bedouin teenagers study 📚

Nice ethnographic museum dedicated to the Bedouin in Israel and Sinai. A very impressive collection is on display. The site is a bit remote and I'm not sure that it is accessible by public transportation. Also, they charge an entrance fee.

If you want to learn about Bedouin culture this is the place. You spend around an hour listening to a guide talk about Bedouin history and then go outside to a Bedouin tent to hear about different customs.

Interesting museum about Bedouin history and culture, including artifacts. It's clearly been there for a while but the information is not time-sensitive. Serves as a quick opportunity to download on the region's Bedouin minority. In addition some basic kid activities, including an overpriced camel ride, stringing beads, and...

A place to meet and get to know the Bedouin traditions and heritage, and also have a small cup of real Bedouin coffee. Small museum about 1 hour to spend on the way to Eilat

A bit boring. It is good only for a picnic. The tiny water puddles to dip the legs in are filthy. The toilets are dirty and unattended to. There is not enough shade for a picnic in the summer. The disk-golf baskets are not properly marked and we didn't know their route. The kids enjoyed examining colorful stones and little rocks, and splashing in the puddles. The rope bridge is a nice attraction outside of Eshkol park, and there are sea turtles in the stream below it.

Not enough shadowed places or with tents, it's extremely hot outside. WC is clean and equipped with paper. The playground for kids has hot surfaces because the tent is not stretched to its full area.

A small spring that is directed into a narrow stream. There are not enough trees so prepare to sit in the sun if you are coming late. The water are nice for kids up to 10 years old and there is enough parking place. Worth the visit if you're around

The staff is very caring. Provides excellent service and overall experience. Well maintained. Toilets are clean. Showers present. Grass is trimmed. You can rent matrasses. There are special places for fire and you can buy wood for fire. Highly recommended!

We came early and it was empty, clean and worm enough for my daughter's to go in the to the water. A lot of parking places and a small kiosk to buy water and ice cream. We had a table (4-6) located under a tree so when it became warmer we he'd enough shadow.

I was unfortunately disappointed from my visit there. My family and I went together during Passover vacation (April 2019). The entrance price is 22 NIS for an adult and 9 NIS for a child. The weather was great and there were many benches and tables under the shadow of huge trees. The open space was big and generally nice (a lot of green grass). However, the park seems to be a little neglected - the water in the fountain seem polluted (since there is no flow, it became kind of a swamp). The wading pool was very literally empty. The viewpoint is just a 10 meters tall tower. Also, the reconstructed ruins of an Egyptian resting station are no more than a bunch of knee-height brick walls. On 3 pm an announcement came via PA system saying a tour is starting (probably because it was Passover). We decided to pass, realizing there is not much to see that will make an significant addition to what you can read online. View the pictures!

This place is very nice for Friday and Saturday trips or walks. There are some viewpoints along the way where you can stop and looking at the view. There is also a bike and a car options if it’s more your taste.

Nice and quiet park with pleaseant scenes of ducks swimming in pool. Suitable for children as there are two playing yards. Suitable for having peaceful moments and meditation

New park, beautiful playground and w Very well taking care of. Recommend.

Awesome park! Huge amusement slides, a lake with fish and ducks, green grass and a store with ice cream. Very recommended 👌🏼

Really nice place for children and adults both of them. Ee had a great time in this beautiful park

Great place to spend half day with small kids

Beautiful place...only need more kioskos and food options for the childrens😊

Great outdoor space in Beer-Sheva. Love the water & ducks, a lot of photo options to take. Myonly criticism was that there wasn't enough shade.