Information and Review of the Yodfat National Park

Yodfat is the site of the famous battle in the Great Revolt (66-70 CE), in which the town’s Jewish general, who became the famous historian Josephus, was captured after he opted out of a suicide pact. At this off-the-beaten track site, you’ll see caves and cisterns (careful, not all are marked!) and part of the ancient city wall that played a part in the fateful story Josephus tells. The site reveals beautiful vistas of oak, carob and olive groves and Jewish National Fund pine forests.

Image credit: Dr. Avishai Teicher. From PikiWiki site.

FAQ for Yodfat National Park (Archaeology and History;National Sites in Israel):

Wheelchair accessible? No,
Is there a parking? Yes,
Is it sutable for children? Yes.
Attraction Type: Archaeology and History, National Sites, Region: North, Address: National Park Yodfat (Find more Archaeology and History;National Sites in Israel: North)

Yodfat National Park Opening hours:

24/7

Features

• Accessibility: No
• Attraction type: Archaeology and History;National Sites
• Parking: Yes
• Suitable for children: Yes

Regions

• North (Haifa and Galil)

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