Golan Archaeological Museum

The Golan Archaeological Museum displays an extensive collection of artifacts, architectural fragments, and ancient relics discovered throughout the Golan Heights region.

The museum contains significant evidence from the Great Jewish Revolt, including coins minted during the siege of Gamla by Vespasian's forces in 67 CE.

The exhibition features carved stone elements from 32 Byzantine synagogues, showcasing ancient Jewish symbols and Aramaic inscriptions that reflect regional religious practices.

Located 100 meters west of Merkaz Eitan commercial center, the museum opens Monday through Sunday from 09:00 to 16:00, with modified hours on Fridays.

Visitors can examine a detailed model of Rujum Al Hiri, a 4500-year-old Stone Age structure measuring 156 meters in diameter.

Location: Katzrin

Address: ת.ד. 30, קצרין, ד"נ רמת הגולן, 12900

Opening Hours: Lunedì-Domenica 09:00-16:00; Venerdì 09:00-14:00; Sabato off

Phone: +97266962412

GPS coordinates: 32.99537,35.68832

Latest update: March 5, 2025 14:34