The Montreal Fountain

Israel’s desert zoo It is located in a natural environment at the western outskirts of the city of Be’er-Sheva, spanning50  dunam…

The Globe Fountain features a waterfall that combines art and physics. A two-ton marble globe rotates by means of the…

An interactive visitors’ center  that, using various technological displays, presents the journey of the development and strength of the Negev…

Laser Tag is a dynamic game that combines skills, strategy, agility, and teamwork. It is a technological breakthrough in the…

A historical commemoration museum that was founded in memory of 769 immigrants that drowned on the year of 1942 on…

The gallery is located in the Old City with installations and exhibitions of artists from Israel and abroad.  The gallery…

Historic symbol of the city of Be`er-sheva  River Park. The bridge was build in the early 20th century, during World…

​An innovative heritage site featuring the story of the Patriarch Abraham and the famous well of water.  According to the…

Kamea dance company is going on since the beginning of “Bat Dor Beersheba”, which is a municipal art centre named…

The Beersheba Toto stadium, named after Yaakov Terner, is a modern and novel football stadium that has 16,000 seats. The…

The biggest science park in all of Israel, it has 13 showrooms of innovative and exciting exhibits.  Soon after the School…

Allenby garden is located at the old town of Beersheba, between the Hertzel and Haatzmaut streets. The rectangular space spreads…

Designed by sculptor Dani Karavan and built in 1968 to commemorate members of the Palmach Negev Brigade who fell in the…

The Cloud Fountain creates a variety of illusions, such as a floating rock, a mushroom, cloud, and even a spacecraft…

An institution for art education, the center offers classes and workshops for children, teens and adults, and hosts unique events…

The Negev’s metropolitan park.  It covers an area of some5,300  dunam (~1,325 acres), and along its length are assorted attractions:  bike…

This is the main street that during the Ottoman period connected the city`s most important water source to the location…

The main art museum in southern Israel, where temporary exhibitions, workshops for children and youth, and summer performances on the…

The Anzac Memorial Centre is a unique site that was dedicated on the 100th anniversary of the liberation of Be’er-Sheva,…

At the heart of Nave Menachem neighborhood, established at 2017, lays the unique children park over 60 acres of activities,…

A unique garden in the old town, named after David Remez. The garden is open for everyone, after it had…

Kids Escape is a nationwide network of children’s escape rooms. The rooms are suitable for groups of children from ages…

The Golden Key is a network of escape rooms for the whole family! An escape room is an enjoyable experiential…

An urban, accessible, experimental park for the entire population, as well as people with special needs. The park was established…

The shuk is an attractive metropolitan market that is one of the anchors of the continuum of the Old City’s tourism opportunities,…

Exhibitions of works of artists of the “Association for Negev Artists,” located in a British-mandate period structure in the heart…

The first public building in the city. This impressive historic structure was built in 1901 and served as the building…

Situated at the end of the Pipes Bridge between the Be`er- Sheva River and the Old City, the fountain consist…

Historic site of national importance, the Bet Eshel Observatory was built in 1943 as part of an ‘outposts plan’, along…

Extensive archaeological excavations at the site revealed an Iron Age settlement. Main sites: the 70-meter deep well, a rare four-horned…

Smilansky Street offers recreational and leisure activities in the city of Beer Sheva, which has undergone a process of renewal…

This fountain, covered in marble and mosaic tiles, is located at the northern entrance to the city. It combines terraced…

The youth center in Beersheba was founded by the city hall in collaboration with Keren Hayessod Shevaitz and administrated by…

The home of historian and businessman Arif al Arif, who served as Governor of the city in the 1930s. The…

The old Turkish Railway Station has been renovated and developed, and its historic buildings have undergone restoration.  Today it is…

A hill north of Be`er-Sheva where some of the Negev’s largest water reservoirs were discovered, and in them – pottery…

A musical fountain with 15 sprinklers combined with lighting and three different rounds of music that run throughout the day…

An historic site of national importance, the Bet Eshel Observatory was built in 1943 as part of an‘outposts plan’, along…

​The museum is located in an impressive building, which formerly housed the city’s Archaeological Museum.  The museum courtyard has become…

1,241 Commonwealth soldiers (consisting of 973 British, 173 Australian, 31 New Zealanders, 1 Indian) are buried here. They fought and…

Beersheba theatre was founded at 1973 as a joint venture of Mr Garry Bilu and the actresses Margalit Stender, Naomie…

The child theatre in Beersheba is the first one that works in the Negev and gives an artistic answer to…

Lunada is an experiential museum, the first of its kind in Israel. Innovative, interactive and fun for the whole family,…

The performing arts theatre in Beersheba is the official cultural centre of Beersheba. The hall was designed by the architects…

Crossing this stream, Palmach fighters captured the city from the British during the War of Independence. Hashim River is close…

The theater for a new generation of artists from the South, which promotes local creativity with a unique social agenda. …