Masada

Masada is an ancient fortress located in Israel, overlooking the Dead Sea.

Masada was built by King Herod in the 1st century BC and was later used by Jewish rebels as a refuge during their battle against the Roman Empire.

The best time to visit Masada is during the fall or spring when the weather is milder. It can get very hot during the summer months.

The easiest way to get to Masada is by car or public transportation. There are also organized tours available from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

At Masada, visitors can see the remains of King Herod's palace, Roman siege works, a synagogue, and other archaeological sites.

Yes, there is a hiking trail that leads up to Masada. It is recommended to start the hike early in the morning to avoid the heat.

Yes, there are restrooms, food stands, and gift shops available for visitors at the Masada National Park.