The Muhraka Monastery
The Muhraka Monastery is a Carmelite monastery which sits on top of the highest peak of the Carmel mountains. The
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Attractions
The 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!
National Maritime Museum
The National Maritime Museum is the third branch of the Haifa Museum and covers 5,000 years of seafaring history in
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Daliyat el-Carmel
Daliyat el-Carmel is a colorful Druze village that is located on the slopes of Mount Carmel that is famous for
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Wadi Nisnas
Wadi Nisnas is an Arab neighborhood in Haifa made up of approximately 8,000 inhabitants. Nisnas is Arabic for “mongoose”. From
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Luna Grand
Luna Grand is a huge, air-conditioned, unique amusement park in the Grand Kenyon Mall, Haifa that includes attractions such as;
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Haifa University
Haifa University was established in 1963 and is situated in the Carmel region, surrounded by the Carmel National Park. The
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Museum of Science, Technology and Space
Israel‘s National Museum of Science, Technology and Space, also known as Madatech, was established in 1983 and is housed in
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Hecht Park
Hecht Park is the largest stretch of greenery within the city of Haifa, running alongside the beaches and municipal open
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Aerial Cable Car
The Aerial Cable Car system on Mount Carmel runs from the top of the mountain, opposite the Carmelite Monastery to
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