3 Days Itinerary in Ashdod, Israel - Travel Guide
Spirited Sojourn: 3 Jubilant Days in Ashdod, Israel
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Immersion in History and Culture |
| 2 | Day 2 - Sand, Surf and Shopping |
| 3 | Day 3 - Museums, Monuments, and Music |
Introduction
Partake in a captivating 3-day adventure through Ashdod, Israel, an often overlooked jewel that brims with historic sites, serene beaches, and invigorating local culture. This journey is designed for history buffs, beach lovers, foodies, and anyone in-between. Get set to unmask Ashdod's secrets!
Day 1 - Immersion in History and Culture
Kickstart your journey by stepping into Ashdod's rich past at the Ashdod Citadel, aka Giv'at Yonah, rumored to be the burial site of the prophet Jonah. Next, head over to Korin Maman Museum for diverse archaeological exhibits. Lunch comes with a dollop of panoramic sea views at the chic Port of Ashdod. Post lunch, the Ashdod Art Museum beckons you with modern and contemporary artworks. Before you think today's over, you'll catch the stunning sunset at the Sea Park, where blue waves kiss golden shores. End the day with a taste of Israel at HaPisga Garden restaurant, famous for its Middle Eastern cuisine.
Day 2 - Sand, Surf and Shopping
Today, the rhythm of your adventure syncs with the soothing waves at the Ashdod Beach. Walk, swim, surf or simply enjoy the sunshine! Mid-day, tune into retail therapy at Big Fashion Mall, the city's epicenter for fashion and food. Post lunch, the captivating Eye of the Sun sculpture sparks your interest. The evening calls for a refreshing walk in the Ashdod Nitzanim Sand Dune Park, a natural sanctuary in the heart of the city. To end the day, savor dishes at the vibrant seafood restaurant, Moses Al HaMayim. Mouth watering kebabs, anyone?
Day 3 - Museums, Monuments, and Music
Your final day in Ashdod starts at the Monument of the Jewish Soldier, a tribute to fallen soldiers. Next up, lose yourself in the maze of history at the Ashdod Yad Lebanim Museum. For lunch, treat yourself to a meal at The Third Ear, a local's favorite. After lunch, explore Red Canyon and experience views that'll take your breath away. As dusk hovers, find your way to the Ashdod Performing Arts Center for a dose of Israeli music or theater. End your adventure with a dinner at the Shipudei Tzipora, there's more than just skewers on the menu here!
Sofia Manson
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Ashdod
Spring (April to June) and Fall (September to November) offer the best weather, making these seasons ideal to visit Ashdod.
Hebrew is the official language of Israel. However, English and Russian are also widely spoken in Ashdod.
You can find a variety of cuisines in Ashdod, from traditional Israeli food to Mediterranean, European, and even Asian cuisines.