Qumran is in the West Bank of the Palestinian Territories.

Travel to Qumran - Visa Requirements

The ruins of Qumran are under the auspice of the Qumran National Park, west of the Road 90 going along the Dead Sea. The turn to the Park is some 7 km south from Beit Haarava junction.

Tours and Getting around Qumran

Qumran tourist attractions and sightseeing

Qumran is known as the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. While the scrolls themselves are now displayed in Jerusalem's Israel Museum, the cave complex is open to visitors. Today, Qumran is one of the leading centers for tourism in the West Bank.

Qumran city tours

Qumran souvenirs and shopping

The shop carries a large variety of cosmetics, textiles, jewelry, books and souvenirs.

Qumran Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive

The self-service restaurant caters for the needs of travelers offering a large selection of traditional dishes and refreshments.

Qumran nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs

Qumran cheap and luxurious hotels, youth hostels and lodging

Get out

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