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City Center Rooms
Deluxe Room | View from room

City Center Rooms

3.0 star property
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (4)
"Quality accommodation and staff!"
City Center Rooms
Bat Galim Seaside Retreat by Sea N' Rent
Apartment | Living area | 60-inch Smart TV with digital channels

Bat Galim Seaside Retreat by Sea N' Rent

3.0 star property
Bat Galim Seaside Retreat by Sea N' Rent
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Beit Shearim is a national park in the Lower Galilee region of northern Israel. Beit Shearim is known for the remains of a Roman city located on a hilltop and the ancient Jewish burial catacombs located within it. Today the Beit Shearim National Park incorporates both the ruins of the city and the burial tombs. The city was originally established between the 9th century BC and the 3th century BC during the Persian and Hellenistic periods. But it was during the Roman era that the city was most prosperous as a Jewish settlement – in the 2nd century AD the Jews were expelled from Jerusalem and established several communities in the north, including Beit Shearim. The city was the site of the best known Jewish burial ground at the time as Jews could no longer be buried on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem.
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