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Ashdod Guide Du Visiteur Ashdod Le guide Shichor Ashdod retrace l'histoire de la ville portuaire et présente les installations touristiques modernes qu'elle propose de nos jours pour faire reluire une perle de culture sur les rives de la mer Méditerranée. Ashdod La nouvelle génération des guides Shichor a été particulièrement adaptée au touriste israélien et à ses préférences et considère les visites comme l'assemblage méticuleux de sites fascinants, de la gestion efficace du temps et bien entendu - du confort, du plaisir et de la satisfaction. Guide du Chaque parcours de visites journalières et chaque sélection de sites que nous vous avons préparés visiteur renferment tout un ensemble d'informations: des cartes, de magnifiques photos, des conseils et des indications intéressantes. Les références de Shichor qui se trouvent à la fin du guide comprennent des recommandations de restaurants et de lieux de divertissement triés sur le volet pour que vous restiez toujours informés. Le guide Shichor - élaboré par des israéliens pour les touristes en général et pour les israéliens en particulier! Dans le guide: www.shichor.co.il • Parcours de visites journalières Le site Shichor: pour préparer vos visites et recevoir les dernières • Bon conseils pour une visite parfaite actualités, des recommandations • Classement des événements et des sites sur les restaurants, le shopping, par degré d'importance et d'intérêt les promotions, les loisirs, les • "Les cinq premiers" -les cinq endroits événements, les expositions, les hôtels et autres, pour un les plus chauds de la ville dans les usage en temps réel -avant catégories nourriture, boissons et et pendant votre sortie divertissements • Sites du patrimoine et sites juifs • Sites recommandés Prix recommandé: 99ILS Signes clés Événements et sites Recommandé Possible Renoncer Transports Autobus Parking Information Heures d'ouverture Site internet Entrée payante Accès handicapés Entrée libre Information touristique Adresse Conseil Téléphone Conseil aux enfants Ashdod Rédacteur en chef Michael Shichor Editions Shichor S.a.r.l. Guide de voyage Shichor ASHDOD ©Tous droits réservés aux éditions Shichor S.a.r.l B.P 21083, code postal 6121002, Tel Aviv Adresse du site: www.shichor.co.il Courriel: [email protected] Première édition - 2018 Toute reproduction de ce livre ou d'une partie de celui-ci est interdite par quelque procédé que ce soit, électronique ou mécanique (y compris des photocopies, des enregistrements et du stockage en mémoire numérique), et toute utilisation intégrale ou partielle de ce manuel à des fins commerciales sans l'autorisation écrite préalable de l'éditeur est illicite. L'éditeur s'efforce d'assurer la fiabilité et l'actualité des informations contenues dans ce guide, mais ne peut pas être tenu pour responsable des erreurs et/ou des changements constatés. Les illustrations contenues dans ce guide sont à titre indicatif uniquement. L'éditeur n'est pas responsable du contenu des annonces. ISBN : 978-965-7326-66-4 Rédactrice en chef : Mirit Friedman Rédaction et révision linguistique : Daniel Shichor Conception de la couverture et trame : Baruch Nae Graphisme : Studio "Artic" Photos : détails à la fin du livre Cartes : Studio Shai Hayoun Contenu Note de ...................................................................................................................................7 l'éditeur Conseils d'utilisation ....................................................................................................................................9 du guide A savoir Ashdod c'est ..................................................................................................... 14 Données ..............................................................................................................15 Structure géographique, topographique et architecturale ........ 16 Un peu d'histoire .............................................................................................26 Culture et Art ....................................................................................................39 Se préparer A quel moment s'y rendre ...........................................................................44 Fêtes et évènements ......................................................................................44 Saisons et climat .............................................................................................49 Ashdod sous la pluie .....................................................................................50 A Accèder à la ville ............................................................................................52 disposition Transports urbains ........................................................................................54 Informations pour les touristes ...............................................................58 Numéros de téléphone importants .........................................................60 Les Metsudat Ashdod-Yam (la citadelle) ......................................................62 incontournables GivatYona ...........................................................................................................63 Centre des Arts Monart ................................................................................63 Le Parc des Sables et la Grande dune ....................................................64 Le pont AdHalom ............................................................................................65 Parc Lachish Ashdod.....................................................................................66 La marina bleue ..............................................................................................66 Le quartier Hakirya et le Parc City.........................................................67 Les plages d'Ashdod ......................................................................................68 Le musée Corinne Mamane de la culture philistine .....................68 Ashdod avec Promenade Hai-Lachish ..............................................................................70 les enfants Parc de l'extrême ............................................................................................71 Centre du dauphin et de la mer ................................................................72 Parc Ashdod-Yam ...........................................................................................73 Centre des visiteurs du port d'Ashdod ..................................................74 Parc Pals pour les enfants (Parc des pirates) .....................................75 Le sous-marin vert .........................................................................................75 Musée de l'automobile Ralex .....................................................................76 Se promener La structure de la visite à Ashdod ....................................................................78 Au bord de la mer: nostalgie et arôme des épices le long des premières habitations d'Ashdod ........................................................................79 Lev Ha'Ir (le cœur de ville): Entre culture et nature urbaine ............96 Sur les traces du soleil: de l'ancienne citadelle à la rive sud ...........113 Nous avons apporté Ad Halom: des héros de 1948, à travers les paysages de la Genèse jusqu'au plaisir incomparable du shopping ........................................................................................................................127 Mer, nature et sports extrêmes: circuit pour les familles avec enfants ............................................................................................................................147 Visite de Selichot: les synagogues particulières d'Ashdod ..............159 Aux environs Beth Haedot ..................................................................................................... 182 d'Ashdod Tel Ashdod ....................................................................................................... 182 Piscine Roberts ..............................................................................................184 Réserve de sables Nitsanim .....................................................................184 Colline 69 ..........................................................................................................186 Manufacture horlogère Adi .....................................................................186 Centre de visiteurs Kad Bnei Darom ................................................... 187 Agronen - cueillette à Gedera .................................................................188 Hamei Yohav (Thermes Yohav) ..............................................................188 Gastronomie Gastronomie .................................................................................................. 190 et Loisirs Divertissements ........................................................................................... 220 On coche .............................................................................................................................. 223 Index des .............................................................................................................................. 224 photos Note de l'éditeur Chers visiteurs, Durant des millénaires une ville portuaire florissante a servi de point stratégique sur l’ancienne route maritime - l'axe routier principal qui traversait Israël et reliait les empires de la région. Au cours des différentes périodes de l'histoire
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