The old crusader town has its fortifications and quite a number of buildings completely preserved. This makes it a unique experience to wander between (and on) the walls and explore …
The limestone from the ditches was used to build the Crusader castle of Montfort. The castle's protective walls were five to seven meters thick. There was a castle chapel, a …
The Citadel of David, also known as 'David's Fortress', is one of the most famous sights in Jerusalem and rests on the remains of the fortifications built by the Israeli …
Avdat is a national park in Israel that also houses the ancient Nabatean city of Avdat. The city was an important stop on the Incense Route and existed for over …
Metzad Zohar is an archaeological site with remains of the old castle, its walls, a water reservoir and a gate. In Nahal Zohar, at the base of the castle on …
The Crusader fortress covered only a fraction of the original Roman city and was mainly confined to the port area. The fortification walls, the 3 gates and the moat in …
Today's ruins come from different epochs (crusader Humbert Castle, fishing village Az-Ziv founded by Sultan Baibars, as well as from the ancient port city of Achsiv). Next to it is …