Day plans
Ready-made days in Ma'ale Adumim, stop by stop, using places from the directory. Check opening days before you go.
Byzantine mosaics, a spring in the Wadi Qelt canyon and an art museum, all within about 10 km of the city. Best Sunday to Thursday (the Castel Museum is closed Friday and Shabbat) and in the cooler months; you need a car.
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A day of playgrounds, the lake and the heated country-club pools, joined up by the Nativ HaKaronit footpaths that pass under the roads. Works on weekdays; the star-gazing evening only runs on dates the matnas announces.
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When the desert heat closes the nature reserves, stay indoors: an indoor water park in Mishor Adumim, the air-conditioned mall and the art museum. Plan for a weekday; check Shabbat and holiday hours before going.
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Ma'ale Adumim's Nativ HaKaronit footpaths, with 12 tunnels and three bridges, let you walk between shul, parks and the lake almost without crossing a road, which makes for an easy Shabbat afternoon. No shops or buses run on Shabbat; carry within the eruv only after checking its status.
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