Cultural Offerings in Southern District

The historic museum of the City of Eilat tells the story of historic, economic, industrial and touristic development of the City of Eilat.

The site of the Water and Security Museum is the gateway to the Negev, both geographically and ideologically.

Beit Eshel was one of the first three observatories in the Negev and symbolized the beginning of pioneering settlement in the region.

A hill topped by towering remains of the ancient Nabatean city of Nitzana.

Fringe is a language. Unique artistic language, contemporary, touching, inspiring, kicking and Challenging boundaries.

A museum in the only hut that remains today from the early days of the kibbutz and has undergone quite a few upheavals, to explain the history of the kibbutz in its first 15 years.

Walking the path up to biblical Tel Lachish, surrounded by the vineyards grown here since antiquity, you'll pass through a gateway the Babylonians must have stormed in 586 CE.

The last operation in the War of Independence - the conquest of Umm Rashrash (Eilat) and the southern Negev - symbolizes the military and political daring of a state under construction and the vision of settlement in the Negev.

Five sandstone pillars at the foot of the western cliff of the Amram crater, at the source of Nahal Amram.