Caesarea
Caesarea’s Roman-era aqueduct to undergo multi-million shekel preservation, restoration project
Preservation efforts have already begun, Israel Antiquities Authority noted, adding that the project is expected to take about 40 months (nearly three and a half years).
Neglected Arab town of Jisr al-Zarka to see new Jewish population amid new real estate project
Music on the double: Liturgical singer Lior Elmaleh offers a sonic bridge for all
One man rescued overnight in Dead Sea, another two found drowned in Caesarea and Lake Kinneret
From vineyards to farmhouses and pools to fine dining Bat Shlomo has it all
Discover one of the most luxurious local vacations in Israel in the heart of early Zionist settlements.
Aresto: A kosher restaurant in the perfect location - review
The staff at Aresto are all as friendly and helpful as staff can be. From the charming hostess who greeted us, to the manager who came for a chat, to the waiting staff.
Caesarea named best cultural and archaeological tourist site
These organizations worked in concert with Israel's Nature and Parks Authority and the Israel Antiquities authority to restore the city's historic sites.
Grapevine: Givat Shaul ‘Gehinnom’
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
L’Oréal Israel holds Good Citizen Day volunteering event
All the company's employees from the headquarters in Netanya and the logistics center in Caesarea devoted their entire working day to significant volunteering for the community.
Return to Caesarea - short story
A highlight of the trip was visiting the once Roman capital of Caesarea. Situated by the Mediterranean Sea, Caesarea is built on sand dunes and ancient ruins.
Musical shabbat services return to Tel Aviv, expand to Caesarea, Jerusalem
Beit Tefilah Israeli rabbi and co-founder Rabbi Esteban Gottfried announced this week that the Tel Aviv Port event will restart on Friday, July 1.
New excavations could uncover final days of besieged Crusader fortress
In 1261 the fortress was leased to the Crusader Knights Hospitaller who began its fortification. Just four years later, in 1265 CE the fortress fell to the Mamluks who razed it to the ground.
Ancient underwater treasure found in Caesarea with Christian gold ring
Maritime archaeologists found several precious artifacts, hundreds of silver coins from two shipwrecks dating over a millennium apart in the ancient harbor.
Swords, gold & shipwrecks: Israeli waters keep on revealing treasures
For thousands of years, ships have sailed in the region and archaeological remains bear witness of the richness of its life.
