Israeli settlement in the West Bank
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The ruins of an important monastery from the Byzantine period, including some nice, well-preserved mosaics. It was excavated in the 1980s, and now sits in the middle of a residential neighborhood. It is fenced off, and you have to call ahead of time to arrange entry.
Ruins of a large Byzantine monastery, with some mosaics. You might be able to visit by asking the guard to let you in. Otherwise, you can contact the Parks Authority or the nearby Good Samaritan Inn to arrange a paid organized tour.
A park with a lake, playground, and some restaurants. Beautiful at sunset.
An amusement park aimed at children.
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A shopping mall for furniture and home design, inspired by the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas.
There are numerous buses from Jerusalem, most with numbers between 121-129 or 171-179.
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