All the places
Biblical
Abraham's Well
Lies on the bank of Nahal Be'er Sheva
Avraham Avinu Street
Runs in the north of Beersheba
Neighborhood Dalet
Horvat Rehava
An archaeological site in the Negev Highlands
Horvat Uza
A multi-layered site on the eastern border of the Arad valley
Tel Arad
An archaeological site in the Arad valley
Tel Be'er Sheva
An archaeological site about three kilometers east of the city of Beersheba
The Horned Altar at Tel Be'er Sheva
In the excavations of Tel Be'er Sheva the stones of a large altar from the period of the Kingdom of Judah were found
Tel Be'er Sheva
The Well of Tel Be'er Sheva
The water well of the ancient city on Tel Be'er Sheva is located outside the wall and adjoins the city gate
Tel Be'er Sheva
Yaakov Avinu Street
The middle one of the three patriarch streets of Beersheba
Neighborhood Dalet
Yeruham Well
At the western entrance to Yeruham
Yitzhak Avinu Street
The southernmost of the three patriarch streets of Beersheba
Neighborhood Dalet
Nabataean
Avdat
Avdat, Oboda in Greek, was founded by the Nabataeans in the third century BCE as a station on the Incense Route — the road that carried balsam, myrrh and frankincense from southern Arabia to the ports of the Mediterranean
Halutza
Halutza, Elusa in the Greek sources and al-Khalasa (الخلصة) in Arabic
Mamshit
Mamshit, Kurnub in Arabic, is the smallest of the Nabatean cities of the Negev and the best preserved of them
Moa
Stands in the Arava, at the meeting between the Arava road that passes from north to south and the Incense Route that passes from east to west
Nekarot Fortress
A Nabataean archaeological site in the Negev Highlands
Saharonim Fortress
Stands inside Makhtesh Ramon, on the route by which the Incense Route descended to the Arava
Shivta
Shivta, Subeita in Arabic, arose in the first century CE as a Nabataean village on the Incense Route
Tel Nitzana
Stands in the Nitzana plain in the west of the Negev
The Grape Mounds
On the slopes of the hills around the ancient cities of the Negev — Shivta, Nitzana, Halutza, Rehovot ba-Negev, Avdat and Mamshit — tens of thousands of small stone heaps are spread
Avdat
Archaeology
Maale Akrabim
The ascent south of the Small Makhtesh
Metzad Shorer
An ancient fortress that is found within the bounds of the Bedouin village of Qasr a-Sir
Nahal Be'er Sheva Park
Extends along the course of the stream from Tel Be'er Sheva to the Neve Ze'ev neighborhood
The Central Bus Station of Beersheba
The central bus station of Beersheba is the central bus terminal of the city and of the south of Israel
The Municipal Market
The municipal market of Beersheba is a market of food
The Water System at Tel Be'er Sheva
The ancient city on Tel Be'er Sheva had two water systems: a well outside the wall
Tel Be'er Sheva
Umm Batin
A Bedouin locality in the east of the Beersheba valley
Byzantine
Ottoman
Al-Huriya Palace
A building from the period of Ottoman rule
The Bedouin Market
The Bedouin market operated in Beersheba from 1905
The Beersheba Center for the Arts
Operates at 21 Anielewicz Street
The Great Crater
A depression that served as a quarry
The Great Mosque of Beersheba
The Great Mosque is the first mosque built in Beersheba and in the Negev
The Mission House
Stands at the corner of Ha-Avot and Trumpeldor streets in Beersheba
The Museum of Islamic and Near Eastern Cultures
Located in the Old City of Beersheba
The Great Mosque of Beersheba
The Negev Museum of Art
Located in the Old City of Beersheba
The School for Bedouin Children
Lies in the west of the Old City of Beersheba
The Water Tower
The water tower stands in the Old City of Beersheba