Old Acre Review

Aka is one of the world's oldest cities, documented for more than 5,000 years, first built by a tribe of Canaanites living there, and later developed into an important commercial port from the eastern Mediterranean to the inland West Asia. Arca was once the capital and commercial center of the Crusader Kingdom of Europe, where knights built many official palaces, churches and urban facilities during the Crusader campaign. Aka was captured by Muslims in 1291, and now it was built on the ruins of the Crusaders, mainly by the Ottoman Empire. Today's ancient city of Aka is still very intact to preserve ancient relics such as ancient cities, castles, inns and other ancient relics from the Crusader era 1,000 years ago. Built in 1781, Ahmed. Ghazal Mosque is the largest and most distinctive mosque in Aka, the Green-topped mosque, which is said to also hold the beard of the Prophet Muhammad.

The ancient city of Aka has a long history. It is a port city with city walls. It was originally the capital of the Kingdom of Jerusalem during the Crusades. There are many palaces built. The city facilities are perfect. The ancient city is a thousand years old. The ancient city is the sea. The scenery is still so charming. History and reality are integrated. The parking notice did not have English, and found a few locals, and finally made the payment clear.

Half desert, half ocean. Israel has 270 kilometers of Mediterranean coastline, and there are many beautiful coastal towns along the coast, so I will introduce you to Aka AKKO, an ancient seaport city in the north, Israel's first World Heritage Site. There is a rich religious history here, where Jews, Muslims and Christians have coexisted for thousands of years. Come here, you can choose: stroll through the lively open-air market, walk on the seaside pier, or eat some seafood, and if you are interested, you can also take a boat to watch the fisherman's work. Caesarea CAESAREA, it was a great idea to go to the amphitheatre at the ancient site of Caesarea Port and watch a live music performance. Netannia Netanya, Hebrew meaning "gift of God". Explore the beautiful beaches or take a walk along the promenade built around 314 meters of sea-facing cliffs. Herzliya, beaches and piers are exactly the Mediterranean seaside city you dream of. You can walk along the beach or go to the beach's most popular beach bars and restaurants. Tel Aviv, Israel's second largest city, is a more Westernized and open city, and Tel Aviv is known for nightlife, art and culture, beaches, delicious cuisine and lively atmosphere. In Tel Aviv Beach Promenade, you can see people cycling, running, sunbathing, windsurfing and various water sports all year round. Jaffa, Jaffa, 2000 BC, is an important port in the Mediterranean. Now, in the city of Jaffa, Jews and Arabs live. It is worthwhile to come here, overlook the old town, experience the ancient cobbled streets, and go to the flea market to pick two favorite products. Asdud ASHDOD, Israel’s second largest port, is another beach resort popular with locals that offers archaeological exploration, sports, leisure, music and coveted Middle Eastern cuisine. It is also a popular destination for cruises through the Mediterranean pier. EILAT, Israel's southernmost resort town, is known for the calm waters of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba. Diving, sunshine, duty-free shopping. Tiberia, where Jesus preached the main sermon, is located on the west bank of the Sea of Galilee, with beautiful scenery, beautiful natural beauty and a variety of ancient and modern colors Haifa, Hebrew meaning "beautiful coast", beautiful mountain city on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean, Israel's third largest city. Known as Israel's "Silicon Valley", the Nasdaq-listed high-tech companies in the United States are mostly Haifa companies. The city is 60 square kilometers, where Christianity, Islam, Judaism live in harmony, Arabs and Jews live in harmony, and it is a rare home for peace in the Middle East. 

The Crusader Harbour and Knights Hall guide us to the grandeur of the year. The row on the first floor shows the history of the place. From B.C. introduction to discovery. The Turkish bath is displayed, where wealthy businessmen come here to take a bath almost every day, and it is a good place to talk about business, and many movies will have this plot.

The city of Aka was founded by the Turks in the 18th and 19th centuries, so it is also a beautiful and leisurely coastal city with the most prominent Islamic style in Israel. Figure 234, built in 1781, is the Al-Ghazal Mosque, ranked third in Israel and Palestine, and is famous far and near. Adhering to the typical Ottoman Turkish style, and integrating the locals' creation, there is a small double dome building around the bottom of the minaret, which houses the sarcophagus of Al-Ghazal and his adoptive son and heir Sulaiman. In the hall of Figure 5, the reliefs and paintings of Arab characteristics make the Grand Mosque look particularly gorgeous and solemn. At 2:30 pm, just in time for Muslim prayer, the sound of the Akun accompanied by Arabic music, echoed through the high minaret, echoing over the city. There is a well-maintained Turkish bath in the city, but only group visits are currently accepted, and individual visitors cannot enter. The market in the city is also a major feature, food, daily department stores are all available, not only there are stalls for sale, but also push the car to sell the vendor, but the most attractive is a variety of seafood products, not only fresh but also very cheap. The people of the small town are like this with their own faith, living a leisurely and peaceful day, and continuing to write the story of the ancient city of Aka.