As a port city and industrial hub in northern Israel, Haifa may give off an impression to tourists and outsiders as a “working” city. But dig deeper into the Haifa, and you will find its more fun side. While its coolness factor is nowhere near as Tel Aviv’s, Haifa is a cool … Read more
Haifa’s location – between the Mediterranean Sea and the southern slopes of Mount Carmel – makes the city attractive. Thus, Haifa offers the best of hillside and seaside wonders that will surely leave travelers in awe. Haifa’s most popular and visited tourist attraction is the majestic Baha’i Shrine and garden terrace. But … Read more
Haifa is one of Israel’s major cities, nestled between the Mediterranean Sea and the northern slopes of Mount Carmel. It is Israel’s main port. Haifa’s location and the landscape quickly make it one of the country’s popular tourist destinations, with excellent beaches and breathtaking sea and mountain views. Haifa is also considered … Read more
The Baha’i Gardens, also known as the “Terraces” of the Baha’i Faith or the “Hanging Gardens of Haifa,” are probably the most distinct tourist attractions in the city of Haifa, in northern Israel. Until the Covid-19 (aka coronavirus) pandemic, the Baha’i Gardens received around 750,000 tourists a year – locals and foreign … Read more
As a Holy Land, Israel has numerous sites that are typically visited by pilgrims. Jerusalem has a wealth of those religious sites for people of different faiths and denominations. But you have to look beyond Jerusalem, for there are so many more religious sites to explore in this country that will help … Read more
Haifa is Israel’s third-largest city, after Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. It is beautifully set on the slopes of Mount Carmel facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is also known as one of Israel’s busiest ports along the Mediterranean coastline and now one of the centers of the country’s renowned high-tech industries. Haifa is … Read more