خربا روما

The ruins of Khirbat Roma contain ancient residential buildings, public spaces, and agricultural installations spread across the northern Galilee landscape.

Dating back to the 4th century BCE, the site holds connections to the biblical city of Roma, mentioned in the Book of Kings as the birthplace of Zebudah.

Archaeological excavations at Khirbat Roma reveal evidence of Jewish settlements near Sepphoris, with artifacts indicating daily life during the Roman period.

Visitors need special permits to access the site, and local archaeological institutes provide guided tours with detailed information about the excavation areas.

Two burial caves at the southeastern edge of the site contain sarcophagi and structural remains that researchers continue to study and document.

Location: Beit Netofa Valley

GPS coordinates: 32.78892,35.29321

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:04