These caves are AMAZING and not to be missed. Especially neat to climb around inside of one. I'm so glad I visited while I was in Jerusalem.

We had an excelent guide that really enriched the viit. I had been there some 20 years ago but was amazed again and the site is now more extensive. A glimpse into an ancient 'industrial park'!

Our four kids loved digging for pottery shards and bones. After digging for about an hour, we walked through another excavated tunnels, squeezed through small openings and shimmied through crevices. The lead archeologist is open, engaging and happy to answer questions. Definitely worth doing.

Come in the summer when it is hot outside and get down to the cool air and feeling underneath. see the great architecture of caves ..

burial caves, and find out where the term pigeon hole came from - one of a countless list of wonderful archaelogical stops that should be at the top of the list of any first time itinerary

The bell caves are maybe 50 ft high 100 ft wide carved out of white chalk with tones of brown and black. We bumped into a choir concert going on in the cave with excellent acoustics. Dont miss the underground "city" with cisterns , olive press and multi level rooms.

Amazing caves, hand carved out of the rock. The caves are huge and their history interesting. If you have time, go here.

If you ever wanted to see underground temples this is the place to go. Located in the Shephelah area of Israel between the mountains and the sea, this is a wonderful tourist site. After paying the entrance fee you can drive around and see numerous sites. Most of it consists of underground temples and dovecoats. There are also burial tombs... More

This is a don't miss- you dig in an authentic archaeological site- you cannot keep anything you find, but the experience is well worth it and they let you keep fragments the archaeologists cant use at the end of the tour. DOn't miss going on the second half, as long as your are in decent shape- when you go down... More