Korazim National Park is in the heart of the Korazim Plateau north of the Sea of Galilee.

The park preserves impressive remains of a Jewish village from the time of the Mishna and the Talmud, including remains of a magnificent synagogue, primordial landscapes, a view of the Sea of Galilee, and a site mentioned in the New Testament attract Christian pilgrims.

Five quarters are known in Korazim. The main, wealthy quarter has been partially excavated and reconstructed, as well as a few houses from the western quarter. In keeping with urban planning in the Roman period, Korzaim was built of large insulas, each of which was delimited by four streets. These are the main elements that visitors see.