Qumran caves
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Qumran Caves

Visit the exact place that the historic Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered at Qumran.
  • Attractions | Historic buildings and sites
  • Dead Sea
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Time Out says

Qumran is best known for being the discovery site of the Dead Sea Scrolls, located on the northwestern shore of the Dead Sea in the Judean Desert. The historic village was established during the Hellenistic period. The site now hosts a visitor center where guests can learn about the history of the village and the Dead Sea Scrolls. In addition to exploring the caves and ruins, visitors can view artifacts from ancient Qumran, including tools, pottery, and ancient documents. The site is easy to get around, and takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to see.

Details

Address
Qumran National Park
Dead Sea
Price:
NIS14-NIS29
Opening hours:
Summer hours: Sunday-Thursday and Saturday: 8:00-17:00 Friday and holiday eves: 16:00-08:00 Winter hours: Sunday-Thursday and Saturday: 16:00-08:00, Friday and holiday eves: 15:00-08:00. Holiday eves: 13:00-08:00, Yom Kippur eve: 13:00-08:00
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