Bra'am National Park - A Journey Back in Time to the Magnificent Synagogue

Name: Bra'am National Park - A Journey Back in Time to the Magnificent Synagogue
Start: 2026-09-29T08:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-09-29T11:00:00.000Z
Location: (Bar'am National Park) Israel

Date:

Tuesday (in 36 days)

September 29, 11:00 in the morning – 2:00 in the afternoon

Location:

(Bar'am National Park) Israel

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Summary:

Guided tour at the Ramot Naftali National Park, featuring ruins of an ancient fifth-century synagogue and a still-active Maronite village and church. Guides will share the unique story of the site. Additionally, children are invited to participate in a free pottery painting and decoration workshop.

Description (translated from Hebrew):

Baram National Park Tour and Pottery Workshop

Baram National Park boasts the magnificent remains of an ancient synagogue built in the 5th century CE. Its facade is considered one of the best-preserved of its kind in Israel, featuring impressive openings and inspiring decorations. Additionally, you can admire the ruins of the village of Baram and its church, which remains active and serves the Maronite Christian community. All this ancient beauty will take on special meaning as certified guides share the unique story of the synagogue and the settlement of Baram.

Expect a tour with a historical aroma adorned with a variety of natural colors.

In addition, families are invited to enjoy a free pottery painting and decoration workshop for children (no extra charge).

When: Monday and Tuesday, September 28–29
Tour Times: 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00
Workshop Hours: 11:00–15:00

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