Sightseeing
These gardens, located in the heart of Haifa, comprise a staircase of nineteen terraces extending all the way up the northern slope of Mount Carmel. The golden-domed Shrine of the Báb, the resting place of the Prophet-Herald of the Bahá’í Faith, stands on the central terrace, looking across the bay towards ‘Akko.
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Bahai Gardens/Aabas station
These gardens, located in the heart of Haifa, comprise a staircase of nineteen terraces extending all the way up the northern slope of Mount Carmel. The golden-domed Shrine of the Báb, the resting place of the Prophet-Herald of the Bahá’í Faith, stands on the central terrace, looking across the bay towards ‘Akko.
Connecting between city centers
Carmelit Haifa is considered the most efficient, speedy and convenient way to get around the city, both for tourists as well as regular citizens. Each one of the Carmelit Haifa six stations will lead you to one of the three major centers in Haifa. Down town, characterized as an active business center during the day, and currently more and more as an art and night entertainment center developing thanks to the big investment in the area called "The Port Campus"; Hadar neighborhood, which constitutes in recent years a young and vibrant residential area, also offering various commercial and business areas; and Central Carmel where most of the hotels in town as well as multiple places of entertainment are located.
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Carmelit
Connecting between city centers
Carmelit Haifa is considered the most efficient, speedy and convenient way to get around the city, both for tourists as well as regular citizens. Each one of the Carmelit Haifa six stations will lead you to one of the three major centers in Haifa. Down town, characterized as an active business center during the day, and currently more and more as an art and night entertainment center developing thanks to the big investment in the area called "The Port Campus"; Hadar neighborhood, which constitutes in recent years a young and vibrant residential area, also offering various commercial and business areas; and Central Carmel where most of the hotels in town as well as multiple places of entertainment are located.
Food Scene
Wadi Nisnas is a picturesque neighborhood, with old stone buildings and passageways that give a rural country feeling within the city. In the heart of the neighborhood lies an oriental marketplace (shuk) that is typically colorful with smells and sights that create an atmosphere of ethnic and religious co-existence.
Thanks to the special atmosphere, the neighborhood of Wadi Nisnas was chosen to host the festival "Holiday of Holidays" that occurs each year towards the New Year celebration.
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Wadi Nisnas
Wadi Nisnas is a picturesque neighborhood, with old stone buildings and passageways that give a rural country feeling within the city. In the heart of the neighborhood lies an oriental marketplace (shuk) that is typically colorful with smells and sights that create an atmosphere of ethnic and religious co-existence.
Thanks to the special atmosphere, the neighborhood of Wadi Nisnas was chosen to host the festival "Holiday of Holidays" that occurs each year towards the New Year celebration.
Starting at the famous Rabin Square and taking you straight to the beach, this beautifull avenue has become a popular hang out place, especially in those amazing sunny days. you can sit down and relax on the benches, enjoy a coffee or a sandwich in one of the street bars and watch the action around..
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Sderot Ben Gurion
Sderot Ben GurionStarting at the famous Rabin Square and taking you straight to the beach, this beautifull avenue has become a popular hang out place, especially in those amazing sunny days. you can sit down and relax on the benches, enjoy a coffee or a sandwich in one of the street bars and watch the action around..
Masada Street
Masada StreetSpecial atmosphere
Everything Else
The city of Haifa is the metropolis of the north, whose citizens make up a modern city that provides a solution for all areas of interest for a variety of populations that are in partnership, creating a rich fabric of life in a multi-cultured environment.
In order to ensure the future of Haifa, it is important to continue establishing its stature as the “Captial of the North”, attracting regional citizens by providing a creative supply of quality, metropolitan services, such as, employment, business, higher learning, high-tech, exhibitions and tourism, advanced medical services, cultural events and entertainment, a quality educational system, municipal theater and museums, symphonic orchestra, coffee houses, restaurants and central shopping areas.
City Hall station
The city of Haifa is the metropolis of the north, whose citizens make up a modern city that provides a solution for all areas of interest for a variety of populations that are in partnership, creating a rich fabric of life in a multi-cultured environment.
In order to ensure the future of Haifa, it is important to continue establishing its stature as the “Captial of the North”, attracting regional citizens by providing a creative supply of quality, metropolitan services, such as, employment, business, higher learning, high-tech, exhibitions and tourism, advanced medical services, cultural events and entertainment, a quality educational system, municipal theater and museums, symphonic orchestra, coffee houses, restaurants and central shopping areas.
The Railway Museum is situated in the vicinity of the East Haifa railway station. It depicts the milestones which contributed to the development of the Israeli railroad transport system from its beginnings in 1892 to its increasing connections with neighboring countries. It also describes the way the railroad transport system functions today in all its various operations.
The museum's locomotives and carriages were originally housed in a building designed as a garage for the locomotives of the Hedjaz railway, the famous Emek railway. In 2000, the building was renovated with the aim of housing the museum. In comparison with other museums overseas, ours has the distinct advantage of being located in a working railway station. This of course creates the atmosphere of a typical, vibrant train station, making your visit exciting.
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Haifa Center Rail Station
The Railway Museum is situated in the vicinity of the East Haifa railway station. It depicts the milestones which contributed to the development of the Israeli railroad transport system from its beginnings in 1892 to its increasing connections with neighboring countries. It also describes the way the railroad transport system functions today in all its various operations.
The museum's locomotives and carriages were originally housed in a building designed as a garage for the locomotives of the Hedjaz railway, the famous Emek railway. In 2000, the building was renovated with the aim of housing the museum. In comparison with other museums overseas, ours has the distinct advantage of being located in a working railway station. This of course creates the atmosphere of a typical, vibrant train station, making your visit exciting.
Entertainment & Activities
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 historic landmark, "Technion building", located at the heart of a 7 acres green campus in mid-town Haifa. The campus also features the Northern Garden, where the palm tree planted by Albert Einstein in 1923 still stands. The Noble Energy Science Park is located on the campus yard and not far from it is the CinematriX and the laboratory department of MadaTech’s education wing.
Visitors are welcome to use the parking lot located at the northern part of campus.
Designed at the turn of the 20th century, by renowned German Jewish architect, Alexander Baerwald, MadaTech was originally home to the country's first academic institution, The Technion, Israel’s Institute of Technology.
Every year MadaTech sparks the curiosity and interest of over 400,000 guests in science and technology. Guests who visit can look, feel, explore and enjoy over 20 exhibitions featuring more than 600 hands-on exhibits, and watch 7 Cinematrix multi-sense 3-D movies 362 days a year.
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Madatech-iNyuvesi, iTekhnoloji, neSpace National Museum of Israel
25 Shmaryahu Levin StLocated 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 historic landmark, "Technion building", located at the heart of a 7 acres green campus in mid-town Haifa. The campus also features the Northern Garden, where the palm tree planted by Albert Einstein in 1923 still stands. The Noble Energy Science Park is located on the campus yard and not far from it is the CinematriX and the laboratory department of MadaTech’s education wing.
Visitors are welcome to use the parking lot located at the northern part of campus.
Designed at the turn of the 20th century, by renowned German Jewish architect, Alexander Baerwald, MadaTech was originally home to the country's first academic institution, The Technion, Israel’s Institute of Technology.
Every year MadaTech sparks the curiosity and interest of over 400,000 guests in science and technology. Guests who visit can look, feel, explore and enjoy over 20 exhibitions featuring more than 600 hands-on exhibits, and watch 7 Cinematrix multi-sense 3-D movies 362 days a year.
Bread, pasta and baked goods are the basic foodstuffs for so many, yet how much do you know about the grain behind these staples? In the Dagon Grain Museum you will discover the different ways grain was cultivated and processed in pre-modern times. The exhibition includes an archeological collection on the subject of grain in Israeli history and a Jewish ethnological collection on the subject of bread
Dagon Silo
Bread, pasta and baked goods are the basic foodstuffs for so many, yet how much do you know about the grain behind these staples? In the Dagon Grain Museum you will discover the different ways grain was cultivated and processed in pre-modern times. The exhibition includes an archeological collection on the subject of grain in Israeli history and a Jewish ethnological collection on the subject of bread
Shopping
Not only closes.... also small coffee-shops, good bakeries, souvenirs etc.
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Herzl Street
Herzl StreetNot only closes.... also small coffee-shops, good bakeries, souvenirs etc.
Essentials
Ha-Nevi'im Street
Ha-Nevi'im StreetAll you need-banks, post-office, doctors, groceries, phone stores etc.