איתן סימנאור - מורה דרך / צלם

The magnificent remains of this ancient city seat on a hilltop on the slopes of the Golan Heights with glorious views onto the Sea of Galilee. 

The city reached its zenith during the Byzantine times, when the main drag and the cathedral were adorned by red granite columns imported from Egypt, attesting to the city’s wealth. The remains of some eight churches have been discovered.

Yet the most significant element was a 25 km-long aqueduct that led water to the city.