Ezor Hadera Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

Beach of NATIONAL Park Status‼️ - Caesarea

#beachaholic Best beach day trip of national park status in Israel! 😍🌊🌊🌊 Caesarea National Park in Israel, is a captivating blend of history and beauty that provides an enriching experience for you and me‼️ As you wander through the archaeological relics, you are transported back in time to the Roman Empire. Must-see attractions include the ancient aqueduct and the impressively preserved Roman amphitheater. You can take a moment to imagine the grandeur of the performances that once graced its stage. Following your exploration of history, unwind at the park's beautiful beach. Its stunning coastline allows for relaxation and reflection, making it an idyllic spot. Known for its clear waters, it's a perfect place for a refreshing swim after a day of sightseeing in Caesarea National Park.

More than 50 kilometers from the Tel Aviv Israel, the Caesarea National Park, in addition to the Mediterranean natural scenery, the most attractive is the Jewish ancient Roman city site: the ancient city of Caesarea. Built in more than 2,000 years ago, the ancient city was built by the Israeli Emperor Herod Herod. It took 12 years to complete and became Israel's largest port city in the Mediterranean at that time. It was extremely luxurious and magnificent. The great Herod was named Caesarea, meaning to the city of Caesar, the Roman Emperor, because Israel was occupied by Rome at that time, but only by Herod the Great Herod. Although most of the ancient cities have become ruins, but because of its historical significance, many unearthed cultural relics, and the remains of the ancient Roman theater, arena, temples, canals and other sites can still be seen Brilliant, so it is a must for travel to Israel. Caesarea tickets are the most expensive in all national parks in Israel, 40 shekels per person, equivalent to less than 80 yuan, in fact, compared to the Chinese attractions tickets are not expensive.

Helena Restaurant Restaurant is located in the Helena restaurant in Caesarea, where you can enjoy not only the most beautiful scenery of the ancient city and the Mediterranean, but also the most famous dishes in the area. Chef Zion here said: "The chefs here used to paint gourds according to French cooking, but there is still a feeling of exploration." He received training in cooking in France, Inspired by the recipes of traditional fishmongers and farmers in the nearby Arab villages, the restaurant began to serve Arabic-style Swiss chard and hot sesame stewed fish, as well as fennel, feta cheese and grapefruit salad. He said, "Israeli food is still in its infancy. Maybe in 40 years, we will achieve true 'Israeli cuisine'."

‼️😍 UNDERRATED beach with HISTORICAL Monument? 💙🤍

#beachaholic Accessible, Underrated BEACH 🏝️ of no crowds! 10 mins away from the Caesarea NP is the beach front house Caesarea! Located on the stunning coastline of Israel, offers visitors a rejuvenating escape, characterized by crystal-clear waters and soft golden sands. A well-loved spot for locals and tourists, it's the perfect place to soak up the sun, take a leisurely swim, or just relax with a good book. The beach is particularly beautiful at sunset, cast in shades of pink and orange. Around you, the air buzzes with the soft hum of beach-goers, the waves' rhythmic crash, and the distant sound of laughter. And the best part? You're only a quick, 10-minute drive away from diving into rich history, as the renowned National Park is practically on your doorstep. A beach day in Caesarea promises a timeless memory.

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Discovering the hidden Aqueduct 🇮🇱

The Caesarea Aqueduct is a well-preserved ruin of the ancient Roman aqueduct that served the city of Caesarea. The aqueduct was built to provide a reliable supply of fresh water to the city, which had no natural water source at the time of construction. The majority of the great public buildings, infrastructure, and monuments of Caesarea were built from around 22 BC onwards, during the reign of King Herod the Great. The aqueduct was mostly constructed during this period and was further expanded as the city grew in the following centuries. Today, the aqueduct is a popular tourist attraction and one of the best-preserved stretches of aqueduct is on Caesarea’s beach, offering gorgeous, extremely photographic, views. #cherryblossom2024