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Hi Doug, If you are coming from Tel Aviv, the easiest way is to take the train from any one of the 3 stations there and when youn arrive in Beer Sheva it;s just a short taxi ride, If you are travelling from Jerusalem then you take a bus from the cenral bus station and get off at the cental bus station in Beer Sheva and again it is only a short taxi ride to the museum. Both train and bus are comfortable and quick. Would advise that you pre-book your visit.

I am not sure about tours to Beersheba. If you rented a car you could see this on the way to another attraction such as Masada and the Dead Sea. I find driving in Israel safe and very easy to get around.

I found it easier to hire a car and cover other attractions on the same trip. Would definitely try to arrange trip when Colin is working.

Not open Sat or Jewish Holidays Most interesting experience with the volunteer guide who lived in Melbourne before moving to Israel ✡️Make sure you see the video of the Light Horse Brigade. 🐎It really left an impression for me. Enjoy

While train service between Tel Aviv and Beersheva is frequent and good, from Jerusalem I'd suggest bus 470 from the Central Bus Station. It runs every half hour or so and is comfortable and air-conditioned. Full fare one way is 27 NIS. At the Beersheva Terminal, there was a queue of taxis on a recent morning, so you should be able to get to ANZAC easily.

Hi Phil P. This year the Australian embassy is organizing an official Anzac Day Ceremony in Jerusalem and nothing official is planned in Beer Sheva. HOWEVER we are having a lecture about Gallipoli on Wednesday evening, 24 April at the Memorial Center and you and anybody else are welcome to join us. Lecture will be in Hebrew. On Anzac day, 25 April we are planning a special event in honor in remembrance of fallen Anzac soldiers. For further details feel free to contact Nitzan, Lior or Colin at 08 6205004.