National parks and animals are the hottest Israeli spots for visitors, according to a list released by Dun & Bradstreet. Business information gurus Dun & Bradstreet recently released a Top 10 list of the most visited pay-to-enter tourist sites in Israel. Capturing first place on the list is the ancient Masada fortress, site of the first-century great revolt of the Jews against the Romans, and today a symbol of heroism. The remaining spots were taken by Jerusalem's Tisch

Family Zoological Gardens, Caesarea National Park  on the Mediterranean coast; the Banias Nature Reserve way up north; Ramat Gan's Safari Park, Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, Hamat Gader hot springs in the Golan Heights; Eilat's Underwater Observatory ,Marine Park the caves of Qumran, where the Dead Sea scrolls were discovered in 1947; and the Yamit 2000 Water Park just outside of Tel Aviv.

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