This guide goes over attractions in Caesarea (Caesarea National Park, Ralli Museum, and Aqueduct Beach) and answers common questions. Caesarea Caesarea is a town in north-central Israel, which inherits its name and much of its territory from the ancient city of Caesarea Maritima. Located midway between Tel Aviv and Haifa on the coastal plain near…
Ralli Museum is an art museum in Caesarea. It displays the Dali collection, Spanish and Latin American art, and it’s free. Note: if you are looking for information about the city of Caesarea, and not specifically this museum, check out my complete guide to Caesarea. Map Ralli Museum is located in Caesarea, not far from Caesarea National…
The Museum For Islamic Art guide in Jerusalem presents various Islamic art findings from different periods and places. Map The Museum for Islamic Art is located at HaPalmach Street 2, Jerusalem. The museum is relatively small. It has three floors with three halls on each floor. Here is the floor plan: You can also find…
Hebrew Music Museum in Jerusalem exhibits antique musical instruments from various periods and geographical places. Map Hebrew Music Museum is located on Yoel Moshe Salomon 10, Nahalat Shiva, Jerusalem. Directions You can drive to the Kikar Hamusica parking lot or to another nearby parking area. But I would suggest using public transport. Here is a…
Ursula Malbin’s Sculpture Garden is a hidden gem near the Bahai Temple in Haifa. In this garden, you can find 29 bronze statues. Map Ursula Malbin’s Sculpture Garden is located on the corner of Shnayim Be’November and Sderot Hatsiyonut in Haifa. To get there, you can enter either “Shnayim Be’November 2” or “Sderot Hatsiyonut 138”…
The Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art is a lesser-known attraction in Haifa. Although it is small, we thoroughly enjoyed each of our visits. Map Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art is located at 89 HaNassi Avenue, Haifa. And the easiest way to get there is by entering “Tikotin” into Waze. Directions Depending on your starting point,…