In the heart of verdant Mount Carmel, throughout the whole year and in its centre you will find the ‘star’ of all its tours, the most attractive one of all in the area known as Farm/Ranch Mishmar ha Carmel (previously known as Chirbat Sha...

The 29 bronze sculptures in the garden are masterpieces created and presented to the city of Haifa by the sculptor Ursula Malbin. The garden overlooks the bay area and Galilee landscape. This is truly a delightful corner that combines both art and nature.

Memorial of Kaiser Wilhelm II

This station was once the largest in the country and served as the western terminal of the Hijaz railway.

At the heart of the Carmel station neighborhood, a predominately Christian Arab neighborhood currently neglected, runs the street of al-Atiqa.

The area of the Zoo contains, among other things, a "biology institute" - a school engaged in the education and teaching of various fields of environmental and nature studies, which takes in more than 20,000 students each year from all parts of the country, a botanical garden, a library and the prehistoric museum.

A tour along the Ben Gurion Avenue is a good way to illustrate the glorious history of the German Colony and the immense impression it left in the hearts of both local residents and tourists.

Castra Art, Recreation and Shopping Centre is situated inside a ravishing architectonic structure, decorated with syncline paintings and sculptures by artist Eric Brower.

Xpark! – The biggest, most professional extreme amusement park is now underway.
The challenge compound, Israel’s recreational experience, has been opened recently at the southern inlets of Haifa on a 13,000 square meter area.
The initiator of the park is the Northern Extreme Sports Corporation, which has made it its goal to turn Haifa into Israel’s capital city of challenge sports through utilization of the city’s unique topography and wadis, Carmel Ridge and its breathtaking coast line.

Mount Carmel has always been linked with abundance and fertility, as indicated in the meaning of its original name “kerem” (vineyard). Mount Carmel, sacred to Jews and Christians alike, is also well known for its significant importance to the Bahá’ís, and serves as their spiritual and administrative centre.