Private tour Caesarea, Haifa, Acre

Excursion 8 hours

Historical excursions

Стоимость

До 6 человек

1050

До 15 человек

1350

Category Excursions Tags 8 hours, Insta tours, Individual, Historical, Family tours, Excursions for two

1050

1350

Travel itinerary

08:00 – Departure from the hotel in Tel-Aviv

09:00 – Caesarea (National Archaeological Park)

12:00 – Lunch

13:00 – Haifa (Bahai Gardens / German Village)

15:00 – Acre (Crusader Castle)

16:00 – Departure to the hotel

The price for the tour includes: the rental of a comfortable car, the services of a professional driver, and the services of a licensed guide.

However, it’s important to note that AV-tours reserves the right to make adjustments to the itinerary in the event of force majeure or unforeseen circumstances.

Caesarea (National Archaeological Park)

09.00 – Caesarea (National Archaeological Park)

Near the modern city, on the territory of ancient Caesarea, there is now a national park, where archaeological excavations are being carried out to this day, both on land and in the sea. The ruins of the “Palace on the Reef” – the magnificent palace of Herod, the oldest amphitheater in Israel from the time of Roman rule, the hippodrome of King Herod, a large artificial port, fragments of aqueducts, the ruins of a synagogue and a street of Roman statues, the ruins of a temple complex, in which the buildings of Byzantine, Roman, Arab periods and the era of the crusaders!

Haifa (Bahai Gardens / German Village)

13.00 – Haifa (Bahai Gardens / German Village)

In Haifa, the magnificent Bahai Gardens await you. The gardens are located on Mount Carmel and occupy 200,000 square meters, and rise up the mountain for a kilometer in height. They are arranged in terraces. These gardens are not a botanical fad, but a symbol of the Bahá’í Faith. There is such a religion. At the very top, on the last, nineteenth terrace stands the Bahai Temple. The number 19 is symbolic for the Baha’i religion. These gardens began to be erected in 1987. The architect is Fariborz Sahba from Iran, the design engineers are Karban and Co from Haifa. Together with the Baha’i World Center Buildings in the Western Galilee, they are included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The gardens opened to the public in 2001. Not far from the Bahai Gardens, you can see the first German colony built in the 19th century. Houses with thick walls and pitched tiled roofs are strikingly different from Israeli buildings. The colony was built by the Templars, who believed that their help in the restoration of Christian Palestine contributed to the second coming of the Messiah.

Acre (Crusader Castle)

15.00 – Acre (Crusader Castle)

Who hasn’t imagined being a medieval knight or Princess Milisanda as a child? So, everyone who gets to Acre has the opportunity to see not the scenery, but a real knight’s castle and fortress, which were built back in the 12th century. After the conquest of Acre by the Muslims, 4 years later it was recaptured and returned to the Christians by none other than Richard the Lionheart. Here is a fairy tale for you!