The Israel Railway Museum provides an historical overview of railways in the Holy Land and their part in the development of the country from the first line between Jaffa and Jerusalem opened in 1892 under Turkish rule, through two World Wars, the British Mandate, and right up to the revitalized Israel Railways of the 21st Century.

Ramla Railway Station has been closed since 7th January 2011 and will remain so until the end of the year, for improvements including construction of a new platform, renovation of the old platform, laying out a new car park and erection of a new footbridge system for the benefit and safety of passengers. While the work is in progress a replacement (shuttle) bus service is provided by Israel Railways free of charge for railway passengers from Ramla to Lod Railway Station and back.

Our goal at Israel Railways is to provide you with a safe and pleasant experience while traveling on the train. We will gladly be at your service at any time and in any way you choose

In recent years Israel Railways corporation ltd. has been spearheading a revolution in the transportation system in Israel.