• The German Colony - 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!

• 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?

• Louis Promenade - 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.

• Stella Maris Lighthouse and Carmelite Monastery - Visit the church of the Stella Maris Carmelite Monastery built, according to the 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?

• Nazareth - The biggest city of Galilee, the place where Christians and Muslims live together. We’ll walk through the streets, the square and the market.
  And what about trying some coffee and sweets or a local lunch?

• Church Of Annunciation - The large basilica is placed, according the tradition, over the Virgin Mary’s house, where the Annunciation happened.
  The unexpected architecture, different artwork gifts from different countries and communities, and, of course, the holy place, the Cave of Annunciation itself.
  But why is it so new and what can we see below? How did Nazareth look like at Jesus’ days?

• St. Joseph’s Church - Traditionally, it is a place of St. Josef’s workshop where he taught Jesus to be a carpenter.
  But, what did Jesus actually do all his Nazareth’s years?
  What did this place used to be? And what is the Jewish mikveh doing in the crypt?

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Tea and coffee
• Gratuities
• Lunch

This tour offers a unique perspective of two major cities in Israel’s North, Haifa and Nazareth. You will visit the holiest places of two religions, Baha’i and Christianity, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Galilee region.
Your guide’s expertise will reveal to you a wealth of new information about people groups, religions, and historical events.

Please note that tourists are required to wear modest clothes when visiting holy places. This means covering your shoulders, knees, and chest.

• The remaining time is for the transportation between the sites
• The modest clothes are required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.