Top 7 Budget-friendly Things to do in Caesarea, Haifa District

April 24, 2022 Roseanne Arnett

Caesarea (Hebrew: קֵיסָרְיָה‬, Kaysariya or Qesarya; Arabic: قيسارية‎, Qaysaria; Greek: Καισάρεια; /ˌsɛzəˈriːə, ˌsɛsəˈriːə, ˌsiːzəˈriːə/) is a town in north-central Israel. Located midway between Tel Aviv and Haifa on the coastal plain near the city of Hadera, it falls under the jurisdiction of Hof HaCarmel Regional Council. With a population of 4,970, it is the only Israeli locality managed by a private organization, the Caesarea Development Corporation, and also one of the most populous localities not recognized as a local council.
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1. The Caesarea Ralli Museum

Rothschild, Caesarea 3088900 Israel +972 4-626-1013 [email protected] http://www.rallimuseums.com/en/Ralli_Museums_Caesarea
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5.0 based on 265 reviews

The Caesarea Ralli Museum

The Caesarea Ralli Museums.The Museums are located in a 40,000 square meter park. The first Caesarea Ralli Museum exhibits mainly Latin American and Spanish paintings and sculptures. The second museum exhibits 16th to 18th century paintings depicting biblical themes.

Reviewed By davidfD6214LJ - Rehovot, Israel

We were not expecting much when we parked in front of this art museum. I mean, I read it was free so I thought we'd be in and out in a mediocre museum within 25 minutes. These assumptions were very wrong. Instead we explored both galleries and it took us 3 hours to explore this great place. There are two separate pavilions. One is dedicated to the (expelled in 1492) Jews of Spain/Portugal and the other pavilion dedicated to some classic and modern (Dali) Latin American Art. Each pavilion is very different in terms of it's contents and architecture. Walking around, I was blown away by the Moorish architecture, the spacious grounds and facility, the attention to detail, history and cleanliness, (wait a minute, am I sure I am in Israel? Because usually these facilities are in a state of neglect with very little attention to detail. No, no, this place is a rare gemstone and is a must for any visitor. What a pleasant surprise!! My hat off to the Recanati family - thank you so much for this gift of a museum.

2. Segs Segway tours

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Segs Segway tours

Another new brach of Segs Segway tours now in Caesarea. Segs among the antiquities

3. Aqueduct of Caesarea (Mei Kedem)

The Alon Park, Caesarea Israel +972 4-638-8622 http://www.biblewalks.com/Sites/caesareaaqueduct.html
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4.5 based on 369 reviews

Aqueduct of Caesarea (Mei Kedem)

Reviewed By PaddoLife - Sydney, Australia

Stumbled across this and loved our time on the beach here exploring the 2000 year old aqueduct and splashing in the Mediterranean sea. Even in Winter the water was warm and our kids enjoyed a break from the touring to collect shells and splash in the water.

4. Theatre at Caesarea National Park

Caesarea National Park, Caesarea Israel (06) 636-1358 http://www.parks.org.il/ParksENG/company_card.php3?CNumber=855319
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4.5 based on 454 reviews

Theatre at Caesarea National Park

Reviewed By TimC948

This is somewhere I have been wanting to visit for a long time. Caesarea Maritima was the capital of Roman Judaea, so included many of the features of Roman civilisation, including this magnificent amphitheatre. When we visited, we were free to wander around and even sit where theatre goers of two thousand years ago would have enjoyed, perhaps, a Roman adaptation of a Sophocles play or other Greek drama. The theatre is still in use which explained the modern sound and other equipment on the stage when we were there. It somewhat marred what otherwise would have been some evocative photographs, but so be it. If you are interested in classical antiquity, do not give this a miss.

5. Caesarea National Park

Route 2 Near Aqiva, Caesarea Israel +972 4-626-7080 http://www.parks.org.il/ParksAndReserves/caesarea/Pages/default.aspx
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Caesarea National Park

Reviewed By Sunshine34500 - West Orange, United States

Historical site from Roman Times. Aqueducts, multitude of artifacts, ancient pottery pieces, ruins of Roman baths and spas, with the majestic Mediterranean Sea as a daring backdrop. Wear comfortable shoes. Lots of dirt, mud, stones and shells.

6. Caesarea Maritima Museum

Kibbutz Sdot Yam, Caesarea Israel +972 4-636-4367 http://www.caesareamuseum.com
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4.5 based on 27 reviews

Caesarea Maritima Museum

Reviewed By pebbleskip - Flowery Branch, United States

History lessons, amphitheater, hippodrome, palace ruins, gorgeous ocean views, short video explanation, information placards in English and Hebrew, space to move around on beach, put your toes in the water - all stunning. We had a guide (which I would recommend getting one) who filled in many, many details to even further enhance the visit.

7. Caesarea Harbor National Park

Old City of Caesarea, Caesarea Israel http://www.parks.org.il/sites/English/ParksAndReserves/caesarea/Pages/default.aspx
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Caesarea Harbor National Park

Reviewed By Dant6817 - London, United Kingdom

spread over a wide area, there's a lot to see. It's quite exposed so go prepared with good walking shoes, hat and water. There are also lots of restaurants and cafes

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