Museum contains coins and iron engravings. The entire history of Israel since 1920 and until the end of the century is displayed through the art of iron. The "Iron Heritage Museum" in Kibbutz Tze'elim is an historic gem and a spectacular iron-clad artwork,  imbued with a personal story and presenting the Jewish and Israeli heritage over the past century. The museum is recognized as a national heritage site and was established with a government grant. It is designed with unique characteristics and creates an incredible collection of metal works produced by a family of Jerusalem craftsmen: It includes metal arts, medals, symbols and stories from the days of the British Mandate, the resilience and the struggle for independence, the days of the establishment of the State of Israel until to the present day. The site is suitable for groups (18-50 people), and direction is given by Boaz Kretchmer - the grandson founder who...

The Be’erot Yitzhak water tower – the first religious settlement in the Negev. The site’s uniqueness and the story of settlement and heroism surrounding it have always attracted audiences from Israel and abroad, those who wished to “touch” the daily reality of the settlement and the defense against Gaza throughout our independent years as a people in Israel. The water tower is at the center of a proud and blossoming agricultural and settled area, and today attracts many people wishing to feel our strength as a people and to identify with the pioneers and people who continued their tradition– it is one of the most significant symbols and the center of the story of pioneer Zionist settlement, and a focal point for identity and identification. The bullet-ridden water tower is at the center of the site, and has undergone restoration and renovation in the past two years and is not adapted to...

Patagonia Restaurant - Argentinian Asado Grill Talking about meats on the way south means  anArgentinian Grill. The Patagonia restaurant in Kibbutz Or HaNer, which was founded by Argentine Jews, serves exactly what you are waiting for. The Patagonia restaurant was created out of a deep desire for meat and has offered friendly, warm service since 2005. A South-American style meat restaurant serving entrecote, Asado and other meats imported from Argentina. The restaurant can accommodate groups for private events, ranging between 35 – 150 guests....

The story of the first settlement in the Negev in recent times together with a short film. 100 years for the first settlement in the Negev in the First Settlers Site in Kibbutz Ruhama! Ruhama was re-established four times and destroyed three times by natural disasters and by man, and it shall not fall a fourth time!...

Einot Bar - Water Treatments and Experiences A unique, delightful treatment pool provides diverse water treatments utilizing different techniques The pool is built of wood, transparent partitions and a brick wall, flooded with desert light and heated to 34-35o C. The pool offers seating and relaxation areas. The unique ambiance is sure to inspire our guests. Watsu Treatments - A two-hour stay, including 45 minutes of Watsu treatment (Water Shiatsu), accompanied by relaxing underwater music, soft robes, towels, and tasty refreshments. By pre-order only. The place is accessible to people with disabilities. We also serve brunch or lunch, featuring a rich menu of Negev products, including vegan or vegetarian options. Reservations only....

  To schedule your visit, please login to the Natural Parks and Nature Reserves Website and use their online booking system. HaBsor Stream: On the banks of HaBsor Stream stretches one of Israel's largest streams, exiting Eshkol Park, which is mostly man-made (KKL -JNF, the Natural Parks and Nature Reserves Authority and Merchavim Regional Council all partner in the development and operation of the park). The Park - A lush, green focal point for those touring the Northern Negev region. Each season "paints" the park and its surroundings in different hues and shades, and from February-March the entire area is dyed in "anemone ruby" - a breathtaking sight that beckons us to leave our homes, go out to nature and rejoice in these 'blossoms'. The park entrance - West of Ofakim. You can reach the park from Yad Mordechai Junction, Magen Junction, and Gilat Junction. The springs burst out of the ground in several locations, and...

This is the first lookout established in the Negev, in 1943. The site offers visitors a wide range of activities. The site has a unique restoration of systems for collecting rainwater which served the town until the arrival of a water pipeline in 1947. Gvulot lookout shows the original water pipe, which has  lain in the sandy ground for 60 years. The water pipe, along with the water collection plant, has been signposted and prepared to receive visitors. Our story begins in May 1943 and continues today in visits, fun activities, day and night, summer and winter....