30 NIS for adult... go to sites owned by Reshut Teva VeGanim. Not worth it. The archaeological should be accessible for free

Beautiful, quiet, remote. It's a rebuilt 4th +/- century synagogue, which was destroyed in the earthquake of 749. Unlike many ruins, no one removed the basalt stones for homes, so archaeologists could rebuild the synagogue, and figure out the city layout. The carvings in the stones are remarkable. Beautiful in their own right, and in notably good condition. Strolling and taking photos, this entire course (there's a trail through the town) can't take more than 40 minutes. On a sunny day, or with small children, you can make an entire morning out of this; take a picnic! There's also a paved trail for those with mobility challenges. The visitor's center is clean, with clean toilets. It's overkill for the location and clearly was intended to double as a wedding or bar mitzvah site. The woman behind the counter was friendly, and she doubles as the barista! The movie is subjective, although offers some insight into how the ancient synagogue was rebuilt. The best part about it is the reveal at the end. IMO the movie could be skipped.