Some of the most popular spots in the Beit Govrin National Park are:Bell caves - A series of 80 large caves connected by passageways. Saint Anne's Church.Sidonian burial caves
The remains of a Byzantine-period synagogue are on view at the Ein Gedi Antiquities National Park, adjacent to the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve and the Arugot River.
Archeologists working at Tel Beersheva uncovered two-thirds of a settlement from the early Israelite period (tenth century B.C.E.), when a fortified administrative city was built on the tell (mound composed of the remains of successive settlements).
In the center of the park are remnants from the biblical Tel Ashkelon, although admittedly the more impressive ruins at the site are from the Roman period.
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