Yad La-Shiryon is Israel's official memorial site for fallen soldiers from the armored corps, as well as one of the most diverse tank museums in the world. …
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Apr 7, 2024
Usually , I photograph a place of interest with a " real" ( DSLR ) camera , this time , all the pictures were taken with my smartphone camera specifically with the ultra-wide lens . Yad La Shiryon i…Full review by David G
May 13, 2023
I am an evangelical Christian and would imagine this isn't on a lot of tour stops. It should be. Although much of the signage is in Hebrew, some is English and one gets a good understanding of the si…Full review by Jim F
Jul 28, 2022
This place is amazing for any military or armor buff; it's got so many tanks (and APC's) that they're literally parked all over the place. I would give it a solid 2 hours if you want to have a look a…Full review by JoeyBinChicago
Is there a tour to both Latrun and the bullet factory?
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Unless you arrange for a tour guide to take you to both places, I am not aware of such a tour being offered. The Ayalon Institute (bullet factory) tours are given by the people who work …
Unless you arrange for a tour guide to take you to both places, I am not aware of such a tour being offered. The Ayalon Institute (bullet factory) tours are given by the people who work there and the Armor Memorial tours are given by Armor Corps soldiers (unless you go with a private guide). There is no connection between the two except that they are official museums. You probably could hire a car and driver to take you to both in the same day, or have a private tour guide do it, but you could save money by driving yourself. In any case the Ayalon Institute tour has to be reserved in advance with the Institute rep (there's a very good reply by one of the reps on Trip Advisor about how to do that - Google "Ayalon Intitute Tours").
(Sunday – Thursday : 8.30-16.00 (Site close at 16.30) (Friday and Holydays eve : 8.30-12.00 (Site close at 12.30) (Saturday and Holydays : 9.30-15.30 (Site close at 16.00) Entry: …
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