Haifa and Acre Full-Day Private Tour from Haifa

Visit a colony of German Templars, built in the 19th century with authentic houses, which has become the tourist center of Haifa. Who were the people to build it and why aren't they here anymore? And don't forget to take a picture of the Baha'i Gardens!

Visit the central terrace of the Baha'i Gardens in Haifa, walk along the path leading to the Shrine of Bab and visit inside. Who was the man buried inside and why the Baha'i World Center is in Haifa?

Take a look from the upper point of the Baha'i Gardens at Haifa and whole surrounding area, at Haifa Bay and the mountains of Galilee.

Christian tradition, over the Elija's Cave. See the Lighthouse building, the monument of Napoleon's Soldiers and the Column of Holy Virgin Mary. What did Napoleon Bonaparte do here? And why do Israeli soldiers serve here under the cross and the icon?

Johne's church, a jail, a secret pass, streets around the fortress and even a medieval public toilet. The unique opportunity for watching a crusaders' daily life of 900 years ago.And why are the stairs in the courtyard so wide?

ets named after famous people who have visited here. Why does UNESCO call it the best-preserved medieval city in the world if there are no medieval buildings on the ground? And what about trying some hummus? People say that it's the best here.

Once the most important port on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, the capital of the Kingdom of Jerusalem for 99 years, and now a small harbor for yachts, fishermen, and tourist boats. Take a small cruise on a fishing boat along the massive city walls, listening to the sounds of local music. The cruise requires an additional fee.

Who built it and why?

ces, coffee, clothes, toys, sweets and especially fish. Try something there!

You can see the port, the beaches, and the mountains in the distance. You might also see some teenagers jumping into the water from the walls.