The German Colony Haifa

... Gardens that we visit, the museums or the German Colony. After our visit to the Bahai Gardens we have lunch in the German Colony at Douzan, which was recommended by someone on Trip Advisor.  It is located directly below the Bahai Gardens and is ...

... wear sweaters as it is pretty cool out. After Ceaserea we went back to the hotel got cleaned up and went down the mountain to the German Colony which has quite a bit of nightlife.  We had dinner in one restaurant and then coffee and dessert in ...

... got another good view of the shrine and gardens, this time from the very bottom looking up the hill. We walked through the German Colony neighborhood, now full of upscale restaurants in stone architecture from a hundred years ago. We decided to take the ...

... ? Me neither. What did I find out? Well, in 1868 two German families came to town, who really cares what they did, result - The German Colony :-). This, at the end of a beautiful park descending down Mount Carmel, ending at the water. We took a taxi to ...

... this to spend the day at the pool at the hotel.  It was a nice relaxing day and our last in Haifa.  We went down to the German Colony for dinner (which by the way all the restaurants in the German Colony are owned by Lebanese) and the food was ...

... sunny and warm, reminding me of Tucson winters. I took a bus from the beach to the middle of town where I walked to the German colony, an area that was established as a colony by German Templers in the 1860s. This is considered to be the city center of ...

... elegance that attracts visitors, not to mention members of the Bahaii faith who make their way over once per year. We also toured the German colony immediately below the Gardens. This street stretched from the mount until the sea in a straight line, ...