Beit She'an National Park

I have seen many ancient Roman ruins, but I still want to see if I have been there. What is special about Betshean is that it shows a relatively complete bathing area and toilet access, which gives me a clearer understanding of how the public areas of the ancients were set up.

Beitshe'an Betshean National Park is a small city in northeastern Israel with a population of only 10,000, due to being at the intersection of the Jordan Valley and the Jesle Valley. The current Betshean National Park shows visitors ancient Roman ruins. In the night Shuttle in the park, step on the exquisite mosaic floor thousands of years ago, walk on the broad Parra lost street stone road, see the road on both sides or fall tall stone pillars, still feel the street once bustling, is a very magical feeling...

This place has a good view, and there are many special attractions, many tourists come, very lively.

The park has ancient Roman theaters, Roman baths, etc., and is the best preserved Roman ruins in Israel.