Churches in Old Acre
Old Acre is rich cultural and religious heritage. Several churches and religious sites in Old Acre hold historical and spiritual significance.
Uri Buri Restaurant
Uri Buri Restaurant in Acre, Israel, is a culinary gem that beckons food enthusiasts and adventure-seekers worldwide.
Church of Saint Andrew
The Church of Saint Andrew in Acre is a historic religious site with cultural and spiritual significance, dedicated to Saint Andrew.
The Mansion of Bahjí
The Mansion of Bahjí is a historical site and pilgrimage destination for Baháʼís around the world. Located in the city of Acre.
Museum of the Underground Prisoners
The Museum of the Underground Prisoners in Acre commemorates the Jewish underground prisoners who fought for the independence of Israel.
Acre Aqueduct
The Acre aqueduct is a water aqueduct that carried water to the city of Acre. The aqueduct was built by Suleiman Pasha, for more click here!
Acre Port
Acre ancient port was first mentioned as a port city in a certificate from the city of Ugarit in the 14th century BCE.
Old Acre Market
Old Acre Market is a place to walk around and enjoy the local vibe. In addition, there are some local joints where you can some fast food.
The Templars’ Tunnel
The Templars’ Tunnel is a concealed, centuries-old passage between a former Knights Templars fortress & the nearby Ancient Port of Acre
Saint John the Baptist Church
The Saint John the Baptist Church is a church located in Old Town Acre in the Galilee region, one of the most beautiful regions in Israel.