Top 10 Haifa's Attractions

The shrine, with its golden dome, Italian marble walls, and granite pillars, was built in 1953 and has become one of the major tourist sites

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

Located in Haifa, MadaTech, Israel’s National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space, is Israel’s largest science museum. Established in 1983, MadaTech is housed in the

Directly across the road from the Af-Al-Pi Chen is the lower terminal of the Haifa Aerial Cable Car. The ride is not as dramatic as

Situated across the street from the Old Lighthouse, with a magnificent view of the sea, the entire ensemble of buildings, including the Lighthouse, is known

Opposite Stella Maris Carmelite Monastery, a path leads down to Elijah’s Cave at the foot of the cape. Believers hold that Prophet Elijah hid here after killing the priests

Coast length 0.6 km (from Leonardo to the beach Zamir) with a long boardwalk and beautiful lined with restaurants and entertainment venues. Beach shaded areas,

Coined “The balcony of the country”, the promenade was built in 1992, with a length of 400 meters that is located on Yaffe Nof St.

Discover and enjoy 29 of the artist Ursula Malbin’s beautiful bronze sculptures on constant display since 1978 in the peace garden, the first public sculpture garden

This is one of Haifa’s gems and a unique tourist attraction, in addition to being an efficient and punctual means of transportation. The Carmelit is