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Christians, Muslims and Jews have lived together in Haifa for centuries, so the Old City is dotted with churches, synagogues and mosques. Strolling through the center, you will also find an Arab bazaar where you can buy souvenirs of the city and all kinds of souvenirs.
Another attraction to see in Haifa is the neighborhood of the German colony, a group of stone houses with red roofs built by Germans who came to Israel in the nineteenth century.
The Port of Haifa, with the weekly arrival of cruise ships in high season, and the city's beaches complete the list of places to visit in Haifa.
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the terraced Bahai Gardens crown the slopes of Mount Carmel and have become the quintessential symbol of Haifa. They consist of 19 hanging terraces decorated with flowers in the style of ancient Persian gardens.
Crowning the Bahai Gardens is the Shrine of the Bab and its glittering golden dome, more than 40 meters high. Impressive!!.

Haifa embodies a harmonious blend of ethnically diverse communities living together in tranquility. And nearby you can visit places like:
- Carmel Beach, less than one mile
- Zamir Beach, less than one mile
- Park of Ramat HaNassi, one mile
- International Convention Center, 1 mile
- Hecht Park, 2 miles
- Haifa Municipal Theater, 2.4 miles.
- Bahai Garden Haifa, 4 miles
- The German Colony neighborhood, 4 miles