Caesarea Review

In the Caesarea National Park, there are still many relics. For example, the ancient pier built by Herod, the Crusader castle, the amphitheatre, the temple site, the public bath, the breakwater, the racecourse, the Roman-style elevated water channel, the ancient city wall, etc.

The ancient city of Caesarea is located 50 kilometers north of Tel Aviv and was once Israel's largest port in the Mediterranean. The blue Mediterranean Sea, the bright sun, the ancient city is beautiful and spectacular. Caesarea, which means "the city of the emperors of Rome", is a capital built by the Roman emperor Herod 2,000 years ago. The architecture is a combination of Roman and Greek styles, which is luxurious and magnificent, according to the preferences of Herod. In 639 Caesarea was occupied by the Arabs, in 1101 it fell to the Crusaders, and in 1254 King Louis IX of France rebuilt the fortifications and built the Crusader castle. After several wars and earthquakes, the buildings of the ancient city of Caesarea were mostly damaged and sunk to the seabed. In the late nineteenth century, archaeological excavations began in Caesarea, where the ancient city of Herod and the Crusader fortress were restored and opened as national parks.

the most beutiful beach ive ever been to. make sure you have a good camera...!! the best tome to go is at sunset.

Caesariah is the second ancient Roman site I saw in Israel. The city function has not changed, but the layout is very different. What Caesariah most memorable is its racetrack facing the sea. Sitting on the racecourse listening to the sound of the sea, I imagined that 2000 years ago, here once war horses crowed, once soldiers and go to each other, really yearning. Look at the introduction, here has been bustling and bustling, but also once brilliant, and has been accumulated in the overlap of history and culture, the Mediterranean culture here is magnificent. But now, only the old wall is left behind, for future generations to think about the grandeur of the year. I like the place very much, staying at the beach for a long time. The open-air theater may be the reason for the maintenance. It is too new and almost scared me who just entered the site.

From Haifa, take Highway 2 along the coastline to Caesarria National Park, a well-maintained ruin of the ancient city that was built more than 2,000 years ago by the Roman Empire's monarch Herod. The architecture here is based on the Roman and Greek architectural style, with swimming pools, bathrooms, racecourses, open-air theatres, etc., and a perfect water and drainage system, which is very luxurious. Of course, the sea view here is also beautiful, if not in a hurry, sitting by the beach watching the sunset should be a pleasure. There is a screening hall in the park, which will give you an explanation of the scene of the year of computer simulation production in combination with the various scenic spots in the scenic spot, which makes people very intuitive to understand the story at that time.