The City without a break.
There’s all a lot to do here! Cross Fortress, Beautiful Gardens, Mysterious Tunnels, Market, a lot of good food, Ancient Synod House, Port, Yakuza, Roptop in front of the sunset and the Orcally Show. Ag 2026: Beginning I Leat, Blogging Tours. On my page you’ll find all the review and more hundreds of recommendations in the country and abroad. welcome to follow and I’m here for every question: https://www.instagram.com/sofash.naim/ then we’ll start: Bahá’u’lláh Gardens: Bahá’u’lláh has two centers in Israel: Haifa and Ag. For my feeling the temple and gardens in the Hague are more familiar and worth you know the gardens at the entrance to the Hague because they are beautiful.
There’s all a lot to do here! Cross Castle, Beautiful Gardens, Mysterious Tunnels, Market, a lot of good food, Ancient Cathedral, Harbour, Yakuza, Ruptoff in front of the sunset and the Oral Show. August 2026: Beginners
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So we begin:
The Gunners: Bahá’u’lláh has two centers in Israel: Haifa and Akh. to my feeling the temple and gardens in Akh are more familiar and equal to you to know the gardens at the entrance of Akh because they are beautiful.
Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9:00 – 17:00. the temple is open to visit these days from 9:00 – 12:00
The Knights HallOne ticket gives entrance to 5 places: Knights Halls, Templar Tunnel, Turkish Hamam, the Knesset House of the Islamic State and the Museum of the Fukushima and Treasures on the Wall.
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The Knights Hall is a huge building with a pleasant garden. it was built in the Middle Ages that was hidden for centuries under the ground, and opened to the public in the past years. the halls have beenined in excellent condition, and allow a fascinating view of the cross-period. Thro the trail, archaeological findings discovered on the site, in Ghou and nearby, film and images on the stone walls, and a voice guide in several languages enables you to deepen the story of the Knights and the city that for many years was the most important center of the Crown Kingdom in the land of Israel.
The Templar TunnelIt is a subterranean transit of about 150 meters long, built in the 12th century and connected the temple castle to the port of Akha. for centuries it was buried and forgotten, until it was accidentally discovered in 1994.
The Turkish Hamam:In the 18th century here the inhabitants of Akh met, negotiations were closed, news were exchanged and repressions were established. the Hammam, built in 1795, was impressively preserved, and today it operates the “Last Balon” light-colored representation, which brings visitors back to the city’s life in the Ottoman era in a fascinating way.
The House and the Center for the Heritage:Here you will find the story of Rabbi Moshe, who lived his last years in Ghou, and also visit the Heritage Center that tells the story of the Jewish community in the city over centuries through representations, videos and historical findings.
Market of the Old Town: A genuine experience with cups of coffee, sweets, vegetables, toys and so on. I really like the hot humus and spice in the mouse and the cannabis and the cranberries of Kashash, which is attached to it
Travelling through the city walls, which is very impressive in its size and beauty: which demonstrate the advanced engineering abilities of the Middle Ages and the pre-modern period. Walking along the walls enjoy the panoramic view of the port of Akh, the sea and the urban landscape.
The port and the walk along.A great place for a short trip, especially in the sunset. you can rent a boat to sail.
Rope of the Hotel Abbott: in the beaches of Location in front of the sea, there is the balcony that is all beautiful to sit in the sunrise. you will find there cocktails and food and all this in front of the magnificent sea view in the sunrise.
And Night: Orcological Vision in the Knights Halls: Millions have been invested in this fantastic vision that tells a spectacular video show with original music and effects the story of Akha. The crossed castle becomes a live journey to the past and it is beautiful. The show length is about half an hour. It is all ages, and fully covered for people with disabilities, including special means for hearing and voice description for blinds in the Library for blinds.
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