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TEL AVIV: A Land and its Dolls
Eretz Israel Museum was on the wish list for a long time and when we saw they have a folk dolls exhibit we decided it is the perfect occasion for a visit with kids! The museum is really great and … Continue reading
Posted in .archaeology, .Eretz_Israel_Museum, .exhibition, .Tel_Aviv
Tagged A land and its dolls exhibition in Tel Aviv, coins, Eretz Israel Museum, Ethnography and Folklore Pavilion, Israel, medals, Mosaic Square, olive oil plant, Queen Ester Crown, Tel Aviv, Tell Qasile Excavations, The Alexander Museum of Postal History & Philately, The cave-dwellers’ extraordinary chest, The Last Supper in Apollonia, Yael Garden
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PARIS: Day 2 | Cherchez le Dôme
Another early morning start brings us at Notre Dame again. This time we find a cute little playground and park to warm up the day. We are among the first visitors of Notre Dame, and it is still too early … Continue reading
Posted in .archaeology, .architecture, .Atelier_Brancusi, .cathedral, .Conciergerie, .Crypt_under_Parvis_de_Notre-Dame, .Jardin_du_Luxembourg, .Notre_Dame, .Panthéon, .photo, .Pompidou, .Sainte_Chapelle, .video
Tagged Atelier Brancusi, Centre Pompidou, Cherchez le Dôme, Children and Families, Conciergerie, Crypt under the Parvis de Notre-Dame de Paris, Jardin du Luxembourg, Notre Dame, Notre Dame de Paris Children’s Site, Panthéon, Paris, Paris Museum Pass, Sainte Chapelle, The Towers and the Crypt, Théâtre des Marionnettes du Jardin du Luxembourg
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Time Trek in Caesarea
Three years ago, one kid only, I was wondering if an archaeological place is a good destination for kids. It was a blast, the most interesting and imaginative playground, where ruins turn into real palaces again! This time in Israel, … Continue reading
Shalom!
From a peaceful resort in Caesarea, Israel, just a few minutes drive from Caesarea National Park. We rented a condo at Neot Resort, which proved to be a good choice with kids. The swimming pool is ideally located near a … Continue reading
Posted in .accommodation, .archaeology, .beach, .Caesarea, .photo, 2009.05-06.LON.IL.RO.BCN, calendar, Shavuot
Tagged Caesarea, Caesarea Beach, Caesarea National Park, Israel, Roman Aqueduct, Shavuot
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