Magdala
Historical Site
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The Israeli Ministry of Tourism
The Israeli Ministry of Tourism
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Magdala is located on the western coastline of the Sea of Galilee and at the eastern foothills of Mount Arbel.
Magdala is a unique site in the Holy Land. One can find a first century synagogue, a complete first century city and remains of a once prosperous fish processing industry. Complete with shops, marketplace, residential areas, and wharf, this is a city where Jesus himself visited and taught.
Open from
Daily: 08:00-18:00.Price:
10 Nis. per Person.
Coordinates
DD
32.828268, 35.513252
DMS
32°49'41.8"N 35°30'47.7"E
UTM
36S 735262 3635047
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Arrival by train, car, foot or bike
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