The Aqueduct brought running water to the old city of Caesarea, along a raised aqueduct. The source of the water was the springs of Shummi, …
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2023年9月4日
To be honest, the title should contain the word "remains", but considering when the aqueduct was built, one can only be delighted with the craftsmanship of the Roman builders. Looking at these ruins,… M K的完整评论
2023年9月1日
Our whole family, from 9 months to 65 years old, had a wonderful time at Mei Kedem! It was such a cool place to spend a hot July day! The kids loved having their flashlights on as they waded through … YYMCD的完整评论
2023年5月14日
Wonderful walk in Caesarea with a resident of Caesarea, with Israel top company, wonderful Mediterranean snacks, interesting adventure, very useful information, beautiful walk, highly recommended! israeltop的完整评论
I am a little bit confused...is the "aqueduct beach" or, occasionally, "arches beach." located inside alona park or cesarea national park? thank you
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The Aqueduct beach is north of the national park and Hippodrome - Not attached, but nearby. Also easily walkable with a nice path. There are separate parking areas for …
The Aqueduct beach is north of the national park and Hippodrome - Not attached, but nearby. Also easily walkable with a nice path. There are separate parking areas for both. We parked at the park and visited the shops and hippodrome and then, after closing time,took the car to the beach area. You can leave the car in the parking area for the national park and walk to the aqueduct beach, or visa-versa.
How far is the Aqueduct of Caesarea (Mei Kedem) from Caesarea National Park and is there an additional fee that people have to pay to visit the Aqueduct? Hours, entrance fee, touring time-length?
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Exactly. About 5 minutes driving There are a lot of free parking space near it; you can climb onto the very top of the Aqueduct. Also, don't miss an ungarded swimming beach (actually, …
Exactly. About 5 minutes driving There are a lot of free parking space near it; you can climb onto the very top of the Aqueduct. Also, don't miss an ungarded swimming beach (actually, most locals go to the area to swim). There is also a payed parking near, but one don't have to use it.