Excursiones desde Jerusalén
Bet Guvrin–Maresha National Park
גן לאומי בית גוברין – מרשה
Judean Lowlands
A UNESCO World Heritage landscape of man-made caves in the chalk of the Judean lowlands — the vast Bell Caves, the painted Sidonian burial caves, columbaria, olive presses and a Roman amphitheatre — spread over two areas on either side of Route 35. Cool underground even in summer.
Hablan inglés
- Dirección
- Bet Guvrin–Maresha National Park, Route 35, opposite Kibbutz Bet Guvrin גן לאומי בית גוברין – מרשה, כביש 35, מול קיבוץ בית גוברין
- Teléfono
- 08-6811020
- Horario
- Summer Sun–Thu and Sat 08:00–17:00, Fri and holiday eves 08:00–16:00. Winter Sun–Thu and Sat 08:00–16:00, Fri and holiday eves 08:00–15:00. Last entry at least an hour before closing. Closed on Yom Kippur.
- Web
- en.parks.org.il
- Precio
- ₪₪
- Última comprobación
- 2026-09
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Planifica tu visita
Entradas
Adulto ₪31 Niño ₪16
Covered by a Nature and Parks Authority Matmon annual subscription and by the Israel Pass. There is a visitors' service centre, a souvenir shop, picnic areas and toilets. Ticketed evening events are run separately in the Bell Cave, such as the Ehud Banai sound-and-art piece, and are booked on their own.
Descuentos
Students ₪26, Israeli senior citizens ₪16. Groups of 30 or more ₪26 adult, ₪14 child.
Aparcamiento
Free parking at the Bell Caves and at the Sidonian Cave square.
Cómo llegar
About an hour from Jerusalem by car: Route 38 down to Beit Shemesh then Route 35 towards Kiryat Gat, or Route 375 to Ha'Ela junction. Route 35 divides the park into a southern area (Tel Maresha and its caves) and a northern one (Roman and Crusader remains) — you will want the car to move between them.
Cuánto tiempo reservarHalf a day EdadesAll ages. Most caves are entered on steps or ramps and children love the echo in the Bell Caves; some of the Maresha caves involve ladders and tight vertical shafts, so read the signs before taking small children down. Interior o exteriorInterior y exterior En Shabat y festividadesAbierto Mejor momentoAutumn, winter and spring for the open parts. In summer the caves themselves stay cool, so plan a route that spends the middle of the day underground. AccesibilidadParking and toilets at the entrances. The Bell Caves have trails, observation points and signage for visitors with impaired vision; the Crafts Courtyard has facilities, a pavilion, picnic area and toilets; the Sidonian Cave square has parking, a shop and visual aids for visitors with impaired vision. People with significant mobility impairments are advised to visit with a companion.
Consejos locales
- Take the car between the northern and southern halves — Route 35 splits the park and it is too far to walk in the heat.
- The Bell Caves are cool and shaded: save them for the middle of a hot day.
- Group prices start at 30 people and one person pays for the whole group.
- Last entry is an hour before closing, so a late-afternoon arrival is not enough time.
- The park closes entirely on Yom Kippur.
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