Places of Entertainment Haifa

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
The Galilee	The Western Galilee	Nazareth	Caesarea & Netanya	The Judean Lowland	Beit She'an & the Valleys	The Negev

Haifa’s Tourists Bus Haifa gives its tourists a bus tour which passes between the city’s attractions completely free of charge.	Beit Hecht (Hecht House) in Haifa Beit Hecht (Hecht House), also called Beit Rothschild (Rothschild House), located at the center of the Carmel in Haifa, is a two floors structure with a tile roof that gives a very nostalgic feeling.
Haifa’s Cable Car Haifa’s clear Cable Car connects between the seashore Bat Galim Promenade and the Stella Maris lookout which is located on the Mount Carmel ridge.	Beit Rutenberg (The Rutenberg House) Pinhas Rutenberg (1879–1942), one of the industrial pioneers of the Land Israel and the founder of what is today the Israel Electric Corporation, built Beit Rutenberg (The Rutenberg House) in Haifa, which includes two floors that house vast halls and a library.
Eshkol Observation Point It seems that an Observation Point does not need to be an inseparable part of nature.	The sea coast Nature Reserve of Shikmona A somewhat bumpy dirt road that stretches from the center of The Bat Galim neighborhood of Haifa leads to Shikmona, which is considered both a coastal and a marine Nature Reserve.
The Castra Art and Shopping Center The planners of this unusual place in Haifa have managed to combine together and with the right balance, art, commerce, creativity and entertainment.	Step Routes in Haifa As the city of Haifa is built on Mount Carmel, one needs to climb it.
HaMeyasdim Street in Zikhron Ya'akov There are only a few streets in Israel which successfully combine between the past and the present, with everything around them wrapped in a nostalgic atmosphere.	HaNadiv Street in Zikhron Ya'akov Just like the touristic HaMeyasdim (the Founders) Street, HaNadiv (the Benefactor) Street is considered to be one of the oldest and most important streets in Zikhron Ya'akov- which was funded as a colony in 1882 by Zionists who came to Israel from Romania as a part of the First Aliyah (the first major immigration wave into Israel).
Louis Promenade 400 meters of magnificent views.	The German Colony The German Colony, situated at the foot of the Baha’i Gardens, was built by the Templers- the members of the German Protestant sect of the Temple Society- in the year of 1868 and was renovated during the 1990s as a part of the Baha’i World Center Gardens construction project.
The Carmelit in Haifa A Subway system is indeed a basic thing in every modern country, but the Carmelit in Haifa is the only one in Israel.