Israel Navy memorial
Attractions & sights
Memorial built in 1972 for the 47 crew lost when the destroyer INS Eilat sank in October 1967; a year later it became the central memorial for all fallen of the Israeli Navy.
Attractions & sights
Indoor, air-conditioned visitor centre listed by the municipal tourism company that tells the city's story with videos, augmented reality and interactive stations, from antiquity to the port city of today.
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Ashdod Visitor Centre
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Attractions & sights
Memorial built in 1972 for the 47 crew lost when the destroyer INS Eilat sank in October 1967; a year later it became the central memorial for all fallen of the Israeli Navy.

Attractions & sights
Ancient archaeological mound of about 6 dunams on the north bank of the Lachish stream, roughly 1 km before it meets the sea, on the route of the ancient Way of the Sea.
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Attractions & sights
Bronze memorial by sculptor Baruch Wind to two refugee ships sunk in the Black Sea: the Struma, with 770 aboard and one survivor, and the Mefkura, with 310 aboard and five survivors.

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