Haifa Port

... faith was started in Haifa as yet another break off from Islam, and now the 4th monotheistic religion to claim Israel as its holy land. They basically believe that nature's beauty will overcome and have created aesthetically beautiful sites around the ...

Haifa ...

... verdammt coolen und entspannten Nachmittag hatte, sehe ich ihn jetzt einfach mal als meinen Couchsurfing-Ersatz fuer Haifa an. So. Was mir aber bislang nicht als Israel gefaellt: Man gibt sich hier nicht sehr viel Muehe mit Englisch. Zwar ist der ...

... ear. I thought about biting the bullet and getting a private room for the next night. but by the time I left the budget traveller thing took over and I booked another night in the dorm before leaving for a day in Haifa ...an eventful day to be ...

Bus to Tel Aviv then bus to Haifa. Local bus to hostel which ended up as a city tour. Bus driver spoke no english so we passed our stop and had to take the bus back to the city center. Checked into the Port Inn and walked up mount Carmel for a night view ...

... at the hebrew university finished.  i went to tel aviv, spent the weekend with my friends, then headed to haifa. haifa is israel's third city and largest port.  it takes about an hour and a bit to get there by train from TA.  even though ...

Haifa used to be the main port of Israel, or it still is (?), but as there is a new, modern port in Ashdod, a bit south of Tel Aviv, which replaces most of the cargo from Haifa. There is not so much to see in Haifa, but one thing (that you can see from ...

Nogah and her boyfriend took me by car to Haifa. I checked into the 'Port Inn', which seemed like a snappy little hostel. The guy behind the counter was really kind and explained me the area a bit. I decided to stroll around town to get lost, which ...

... to catch a 9am bus we got up early and said our goodbyes to Alexis and Ina (fellow travelers). Arriving in Haifa we decided to walk to the port from the bus stop, but after 20 minutes walking in the midday sun we decided to take a closer look ...

... ; The other two destinations along Israel's largely industrial northern Mediterranean coast were certainly more interesting. Our first stop was Haifa, an ancient port town at the foot of the holy Mt Carmel. Haifa, too, is very industrialised, yet it can ...