Information and Review of the Mazor Mausoleum National Park
This tomb, with its amazingly intact, temple-like façade and the remnants of two stone coffins in the main chamber, was probably built in the third century CE for an unknown, wealthy Roman couple. Another chamber contains a dovecote with about 60 niches for doves to sacrifice to Aphrodite. Later, Muslims added a prayer niche and dedicated the site to Nebi Yahya (John the Baptist). Thus, due to its sanctity, the building was preserved through the centuries
FAQ for Mazor Mausoleum National Park (Archaeology and History in El’ad):
Wheelchair accessible? No,
Is there a parking? Yes,
Is it sutable for children? Yes.
Attraction Type: Archaeology and History, Region: Tel Aviv and Center, Address: Elad (Find more Archaeology and History in Israel: Tel Aviv and Center)
Mazor Mausoleum National Park Opening hours:
24/7
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