Stella Maris Lighthouse
In the twelfth century, when the Crusaders occupied the region, religious hermits began to live in the caves of the
Read MoreThe modern, port city of Haifa has plenty of attractions available for all ages and areas of interest. There are museums on subjects ranging from Japanese art to clandestine immigration. Haifa is home to holy sites of Christians, Muslims, Jews and even those of the Baha’i faith, such as the cave of Elijah and the majestic Baha’i Gardens. Then there are the numerous parks, gardens and promenades, offering incredible views of Haifa and the surroundings and perfect for those who need to get out in nature and just run around! Of course one can’t forget the prestigious Haifa University and the popular cable car rides that can transport you from the top of the mountain to the bottom and back again! In short, Haifa is the perfect location for any traveler and is just waiting to be explored!
In the twelfth century, when the Crusaders occupied the region, religious hermits began to live in the caves of the
Read MoreThe Bahai Gardens in Haifa are stunningly impressive, extending over nineteen terraces and designed in nine concentric circles that extend
Read MoreThe Meridian Beach is a lovely beach with a variety of restaurants and bars in close proximity. The beach attracts
Read MoreThe Haifa Museum of Art is one of the leading art museums in Israel and is dedicated to exploring the
Read MoreNear the Galim neighborhood and Rosh HaCarmel area, one can find one of the most famous and oldest beaches in
Read MoreThe Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art sits perched on the Carmel Mountain just minutes away from the centrally-located hotels. The
Read MoreDado Beach is named in memory of David (Dado) Elazar who was the Chief of Staff during the Yom Kippur
Read MoreThe Railway Museum is located in the old Turkish-era railway station of Haifa Mizrah. It offers a historical overview of
Read MoreDue to its location on a mountain, the city of Haifa is easily divided into “floors” like those of a
Read MoreThe Sculpture Garden, also known as Mitzpor HaShalom which means “Vista of Peace”, displays twenty-nine beautiful bronze sculptures that were
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