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Jaffa Port ( Hebrew: נמל יפו, Nemal Yāfō; Arabic: ميناء يافا, Menʿā Yāfā) is an ancient port situated on the Mediterranean Sea. It is located in Old Jaffa within Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel. The port serves as a fishing harbour, a yacht harbour, and as a tourist destination. [1] It offers a variety of cultural and food options ...
Old Jaffa Port, Namal Yafo. Old Jaffa Port is a vital part of the beautiful Jaffa, sitting on the southwestern end of Tel Aviv. Jaffa’s port is known as one of the oldest ports in the world, notably believed to be the same location as the Biblical story of Jonah and the Whale. The long and fascinating history attached to this site continues ...
- The Alleys and Galleries of Old Jaffa
- The Restaurants of Old Jaffa
- Views of Tel Aviv…
- The Old Jaffa Visitor’s Center
- The Port of Old Jaffa
- Grab A Bargain in Jaffa Flea Market
Those famous alleys are where you should start any visit to Old Jaffa. They are easy to find, just head upwards from the promenade or port once you hit the main promenade of Old Jaffa. And don’t worry, their relatively recent restoration will charm your camera out of your pocket on endless occasion. The alleys of Old Jaffa are not just a delight to...
Old Jaffa is a romantic place, particularly at night when buildings and the old port are illuminated and reflect in the waters of the Mediterranean. Its restaurants are a real destination in the evening when the artists close up shop and Tel Aviv residents and tourists drop by, at least those who appreciate good food and a convivial atmosphere. Lea...
For a superb view of the whole of Tel Aviv’s coastline, head to the top of the gardens in the middle of Old Jaffa, known as HaPisgaGarden, or Peak Garden. The gardens themselves are nice and well-kept, and are well worth the climb to the top. As well as the beautiful coastline vista, you can also see across Jaffa and the iconic clock tower, the Old...
Tales of Jaffa’s amazing history can be heard in the Visitor’s Center at the heart of Kdumim Square in Old Jaffa. Here you can check out the major archeological discoveries found in Jaffa, meet some of the central characters (watch out for Yehuda Agronimos, a Jaffa man from first century CE!) in the tales of Jaffa, and learn the city’s history. Als...
The Old Jaffa that beckons tourists today has its roots in the old port, and when you visit today you will find a harbor busy with working fishing boats operating the same way as they have for hundreds of years. Thanks to the newer ports in Ashdod and Haifa, your scenery of pretty colored boats and views out to sea and of Tel Aviv-Yafo aren’t obscu...
There are very few tourists that don’t enjoy picking up a souvenir or two and buying something that evokes local flavor is all part of the fun. For some vacation retail therapy with a difference, head towards Yefet Street when coming from the alleyways or port. You’ve only got to walk a short difference from the Clock Tower and you’ll find yourself...
- Sabil Abu Nabut B. Before climbing Tel Jaffa, let’s make a short stop at 13 Russlan Street in Jaffa. What is a Sebil? A sebil or sabil is a small kiosk in the Islamic architectural tradition where water is freely dispensed to members of the public by an attendant behind a grilled window.
- Mahmoudiya Mosque. On 7 Ruslan Street, near Sabil Abu Nabut B, you can find the entrance to Mahmoudiya Mosque. The mosque was built during the 19 century by Muhammad Aga a-Shami (nicknamed Abu Nabut), governor of Jaffa, on behalf of the Ottomans.
- Saint Peter’s Church. There is usually a small market in front of Saint Peter’s Church. In those stands, you can find primarily souvenirs and handmade jewelry.
- Zodiac Fountain. You can find the Zodiac Fountain about twenty meters south of Saint Peter’s Church. The Zodiac Fountain was made by the sculptors Varda Ghivoly and Ilan Gelber in 2011.
Jaffa Hill is a center for archaeological finds, including restored Egyptian gates, about 3,500 years old. Jaffa Lighthouse is an inactive lighthouse located in the old port. The Jaffa Museum of Antiquities is located in an 18th-century Ottoman building constructed on the remains of a Crusader fortress. In 1811, Abu Nabout turned it into his ...
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Jul 29, 2018 · The port of Jaffa became less and less important during the British mandate. The Brits established a more significant port in Haifa, and the largest ships sailed there. Furthermore, the Arabs closed Jaffa Port during the Great Arab Revolt in 1936, which made the Jewish people establish the Tel Aviv Port not far from Jaffa’s location.
Jan 24, 2017 · Abu-Hasan, HaDolfin Street 7, Jaffa, Israel, +972-3-682-0387. Dr. Shakshuka serves one of Israel’s most famous dishes, shakshuka. This egg dish, typically enjoyed for breakfast, usually includes tomatoes, onions and peppers, and sometimes also includes eggplant, feta cheese, parsley and more. Expect long lines here as this is a popular place.
