Museums The Judean Lowland

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Yad LaShiryon- The Armored Corps Memorial Site and Museum at Latrun One of the more prominent symbols of Yad LaShiryon- the Armored Corps Memorial Site and Museum at Latrun is an old “Sherman” tank on top of a high concrete tower.	The Clore Garden of Science Inside the serious looking Weizmann Institute of Science, in the open, spreads the Clore Garden of Science which is a unique and entirely outdoor science museum.
The Tnuva Visitor Center in Rehovot The Tnuva Visitor Center in Rehovot takes its visitors on a fascinating tour following the milk, from the milking and until it reaches your refrigerator at home.	The Archaeological Park in the Afridar Center In the Archaeological Park in the Afridar Center, on HaGefen Street, is found a concentration of archeological finds which also includes two of the most magnificent sarcophagi (coffins) that were found in Israel.
The Yoav Fortress and Givati Museum Yoav Fortress is one of 36 police stations which the British built during the 1936–1939 Arab Revolt.	The Ekron Museum of the History of Philistine Culture The Ekron Museum of the History of Philistine Culture in kibbutz Revadim near Gedera, offers its visitors finds which were collected during the years 1981-1996 in archeological excavations that took place in Tel Miqne, which is found in the kibbutz area.
The Museum of the History of Gedera and the Biluim Gedera and the Biluim movement are inseparable.	Kibbutz Yad-Mordehai Museum - "From Holocaust to Revival" The Kibbutz Yad-Mordehai Museum tells the story of the Jewish people in Israel and outside of it from the beginning of the 20th century, through the Holocaust and until the founding of the State of Israel.
The Ashdod Museum of Art - Monart Center The Ashdod Museum of Art - Monart Center is one of the interesting art museums in the area, if not the most fascinating of them.	The Ramla Museum As one discovers at the Ramla Museum, the city of Ramla has a surprisingly rich history.
Hasmonean Village The Hasmonean Village, near moshav Shilat, portrays the way of life of the people in the Land of Israel in ancient times.	Dondikov House The Dondikov House was the third house that was built in Rehovot.
The Ashdod's Korin Maman Museum 3,000 years ago the Philistines came to the area where today’s Ashdod is located, and ruled this region fiercely for many generations.	The Eran Shamir Village Museum In 1883, with the generous aid of the Baron Edmond de Rothschild, the moshava (village) of Mazkeret Batya was founded, which even today, more than a hundred years later, still mostly maintains its nostalgic atmosphere.
The Open Museum in Kibbutz Negba Kibbutz Negba, which is located in the Negev, was founded as a Tower and Stockade settlement in 1939 by HaShomer HaTzair youth movement.	The Beit Miriam Museum Marine archeology is one of the most fascinating and imagination provoking fields of archeology.
The Ashkelon Khan and Museum At HaAtzma’ut (Independence) Square, at the site of the big mosque of the previous Arab village of Majdal, now stands the Ashkelon Khan and Museum, which tells about the history of the city.	The Museum of Jewish Heritage The small Museum of Jewish Heritage, which is surrounded by a lovely well-kept garden, is a surprise at the heart of the city of Lod.
The Ayalon Institute Museum The “Ayalon Institute” perhaps sounds innocent and does not mean a lot to many, but it was the same in the 1940s when only a few knew what this “Ayalon Institute” was: a top secret, underground factory for the manufacturing of bullets for the Sten sub-machine gun which was used by the “Hagana”.	The Weizmann Institute of Science The Weizmann Institute of Science, which is situated in the city of Rehovot, is a research institute that specializes in the fields of the Natural Sciences and Mathematics.