The National Campus for Archaeology in Jerusalem offers a series of experiential tours for families and children. Three age‑adapted routes allow investigation, puzzle solving, and familiarization with archaeological finds. The activity lasts about two hours, and registration is mandatory.
The National Campus for Archaeology in Jerusalem is opening its doors to families and children for a series of hands‑on tours where archaeology becomes an experience of discovery, research, and direct interaction with real artifacts.
Three age‑adapted routes await visitors:
| Route | Description |
|---|---|
| Young Archaeologists | Introductory encounter with archaeological finds. |
| Researcher’s Notebook | Deeper look at documentation and field methods. |
| Treasure Hunt | Puzzle‑solving adventure that leads to a “find the treasure” experience. |
Each route provides a different perspective on archaeology – from an initial acquaintance with artifacts to solving riddles and completing tasks.
During the tours the children will be introduced to the scientific work behind uncovering the past:
The activity includes a workshop and lasts about two hours.
Pre‑registration required – click the link below:
Register for the Archaeology Tours (Hebrew)
Visitor Center – Phone: 073‑3507350