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Masada Conference Centre

Masada Conference Centre

Set within the Masada National Park, this newly renovated conference hall overlooks the area’s breathtaking, history-steeped landscape.

Seating 200 and open to the public, the Masada Conference Centre welcomes academic institutions, businesses, and public and private organisations for:

  • Study days and professional conferences
  • Lectures and film screenings
  • Cultural performances
  • Hybrid and synchronised events, in Israel and around the world

The venue is fitted with an advanced multimedia system for live broadcasts and high-quality projection, ensuring the highest standard of comfort and viewing experience — complemented by a spacious hospitality terrace overlooking the Moab Mountains.

Host your event in an iconic setting where history and nature meet.

For further details, please contact:

Tali Hasson, Events Manager at the Economic Company, mobile — 0503102037

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    Masada

    Phone|050-3102037
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    08:00-17:00

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