Discover the best attractions and experiences Golan Heights has to offer
Explore ancient fortresses and archaeological sites that reveal the region’s long history.
Ruins of a Crusader fortress perched above the Hula Valley with panoramic views.
Excavated gates and city ruins at the Dan spring, rich in biblical history.
Ancient cliff-top city ruins overlooking the canyon, with impressive fortress remnants.
Delve into the Golan’s past through dedicated museums and open-air showcases.
Exhibits from excavations across the Golan, highlighting ancient life and cultures.
Open-air museum offering a look at reconstructed traditional Galilean life.
Religious sites and sacred ruins that tell stories from different eras and faiths.
Ancient synagogue ruins dating to late Roman times, with visible mosaics.
Byzantine church ruins and ancient mosaics along the Sea of Galilee area.
Nature reserves and protected areas showcasing the Golan’s dramatic landscapes.
Lush canyon with a dramatic waterfall and cave formations.
Wildlife-rich canyon area surrounding the ancient city ruins.
Snow-capped peak offering hiking in summer and ski slopes in winter.
Thermal springs, botanical areas, and a small animal park in a serene setting.
Visit towns and settlements that form the heart of the Golan’s communities.
Main town of the Golan with nearby archaeological sites and wineries nearby.
A scenic Druze and agricultural plateau with rural charm.
Enjoy outdoor experiences and views that don’t require an entry fee.
Follow forest trails to a stunning waterfall and canyon views.
Free overlook offering sweeping views of the Golan and the border area.
Clear night skies are perfect for stargazing from various open spots.
Savor regional flavors, from wines to local produce and farm-to-table experiences.
Wine tours and tastings in a premier Golan winery setting.
Renowned winery brand offering tastings and vineyard experiences connected to the Golan.
Evening atmospheres range from winery tastings to quiet viewpoints under the stars.
Seasonal wine tastings and night-time vineyard atmospheres.
Contemporary visits after dark for a different perspective on the landscape.
Family-friendly parks and attractions that add a bit of fun to the day.
Crocodile park and animal displays set within a warm spring environment.
Relaxing thermal pools and spa-like facilities in a scenic setting.
Active pursuits and adventure experiences in varied terrain.
Winter skiing and summer hiking at Israel’s northern summit.
Off-road adventures through rugged landscapes and viewpoints.
Soaring flights offering panoramic aerial perspectives of the plateau.
Uncover lesser-known corners and local communities beyond the main sights.
Explore a Druze village with hillside scenery and authentic hospitality.
Experience rural life and farm landscapes on the Golan plateau.