Caesarea was the apple of Herod’s eye. A huge harbor, the largest in the Roman world after the harbor of Rome, theaters, hippodrome, baths, and palaces. Above all stands the amazing palace of Herod himself, on a peninsula jutting into the water. For more than six hundred years, Caesarea was the capital of the country, then it became a strong Crusader stronghold and finally a small village of Bosnians who were brought here from the steppes of southern Russia. To date, only a handful of the remains of this vast city have been discovered, but even what is visible is spectacular and awe-inspiring.
Join Dov Friedman, author of the book “Agrippa and his sons” and Yadin Roman, Publisher and Editor in Chief of the ERETZ Group, for a fascinating tour.
Date: A date will be announced later
Meeting place:
Length of tour: 3-3.5 hours
Equipment: Water, food, hat, sun glasses, raincoat
Entrance fees:
The tour is in English.
The tour does not include transportation and entrance fees.
Participation by pre-order only.
