Moskubiya
A Russian pilgrims hostel built in 1904.
Istiqlal Mosque
Built in 1926, this mosque is still used for worship.
Sabil Suleyman
A sabil (public fountain) dating from Ottoman times.
Turkish Bazaar
Built in the late 1700s as Akkos municipal market.
Har El
Israels first Reform synagogue, founded in 1958.
St Georges Church
This Greek Orthodox church dates from the early Ottoman period.
Viewing Balcony
Situated about 100m up the hill from the gardens tour entrance.
Shrine of Bahaullah
The final resting place of Baha’ullah, founder of the Baha’i faith.
Heichal Shlomo Museum
Features presentations of religious and traditional Jewish life.
Frischmann Beach
Part of a party-central strip along with Gordon and Bograshov Beaches.
Anglican Church
This solidly built stone church (1871) belongs to the Diocese of Jerusalem.
Mahmudiya Mosque
This 1897 mosque close to the water is one of Jaffas major landmarks.
Bograshov Beach
Part of a party-central strip along with Gordon and Frischmann Beaches.
Haifa Museum of Art
Exhibits contemporary Israeli and international painting, sculpture and video art.
Train Theatre
Kids love Jerusalem’s Train Theatre , which puts on occasional puppet performances.
Mosque
Built by Caesareas Bosnian Muslim community, who settled here in the late 1800s.
Northern Entrance
At the Crusader Gate; takes you through the Crusader ramparts to the harbour and its restaurants.
Immanuel Church
German Templer church, now Lutheran, dating from 1904. Its fine organ is used for concerts.
Sinan Pasha Mosque
Also known as Al-Bahr Mosque (the Sea Mosque), the present structure dates from the early 1800s.
Shalom Tower
This huge tower is one of the central citys major landmarks. Theres a branch of Superpharm on the ground floor.
