Ich habe durch Nomax tolle Leute in Haifa getroffen und an einer geführten Tour durch die Bahai-Gärten teilgenommen. Es war unvergesslich!
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Haifa, eine lebendige Hafenstadt, ist ein wahres Juwel für Solo-Reisende. Hier können Abenteurer den beeindruckenden Bahai-Gärten erkunden und neue Freundschaften schließen — alles mit Nomax.
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Bahá'í Gardens and World Center
The gardens and world centre on Mount Carmel's northern slope area a must-see for any visitor to Haifa. Comprising the golden-domed '''Shrine of the Báb''', terraced gardens and administrative buildings, the World Centre is the holiest site of pilgrimage for the members of the Bahá'í faith, as well as the faith's central administrative center. The gardens are stunning and well worth visiting if you are in Haifa.
Cave of Elijah
Elijah is considered a prophet in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The Carmelites have a tradition that they were founded by Elijah at this time. According to tradition, Elijah lived in a cave on Mt. Carmel during the reign of King Ahab. The site itself may disappoint many tourists as it's a very simple site. One enjoyable and scenic option for good walkers is to walk down to the cave from Stella Maris (monastery) at the top of Mt. Carmel.
Stella Maris
A French Carmelite church, monastery and hospice. This is the founding place of the Carmelite Order, a religious order of the Roman Catholic Church. The present monastery and church, built over what the Carmelites believe to be a cave where Elijah lived, dates from 1836 after the previous buildings were destroyed in 1821 by Abdullah, pasha of Akko. It's worth visiting the church to view the beautiful painted ceiling which portrays Elijah and the famous chariot of fire (in which he ascended to heaven), King David with his harp, the saints of the order, the prophets Isaiah, Ezekiel and David, and the Holy Family with the four evangelists below. A small adjoining museum contains ruins of former cloisters dating from Byzantine and Crusader times.
German Colony
In 1868 members of German Templar Society (not to be confused with the Knights of the Templars) purchased land that was far from the city and set out to build the first planned agricultural community in the Holy Land. Many of the original templar houses have been preserved and have undergone restoration in the last decade of 20th century. Now the main street of the former colony (Ben-Gurion Boulevard) is a promenade, with many restaurants and coffee shops. Some examples of good places in the German Colony are Havana Plus, a hookah bar with a full service bar; Milagro, a restaurant that provides great beer on tap and live music after 8PM; and Isabella, one of the finer restaurants in the area. The City History Museum and the local Tourist Board are also located here.
University of Haifa
Located at the top of Carmel, the campus was originally designed by the architect of Brasilia and UN building in New York City, Oscar Niemeyer. Newer buildings were added later. The top 30th floor of the Eshkol Tower, provides an incredible view of almost the entire North of Israel. The campus is also a home of Hecht Museum with its rich archeology and art collections. Entry to both of these attraction is free.
Wadi Nisnas
Haifa's largest Arab neighbourhood with a bustling pedestrian zone and outdoor art. "Holiday of the Holidays" is held there between December and January.
Tel Shikmona
An important coastal city from the 15th century BCE until the Byzantine period; some of the ruins can be observed now.
National Museum of Science - MadaTech
Established in 1984, MadaTech - the Israel National Museum of Science, Technology and Space is housed in two historic landmark buildings in mid-town Haifa. Designed, at the turn of the century, by renowned German Jewish architect, Alexander Baerwald, these were home to the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Israel’s first institution of higher education.
Clandestine Immigration & Navy Museum
This may sound a bit bland but it's actually quite fascinating and worth a visit. The museum deals with the successes and failures of the Zionists' illegal attempts to infiltrate into British-blockaded Palestine in the 1930s and '40s. The centrepiece of the museum (quite literally - the building has been constructed around it) is a boat, the Af-Al-Pi-Chen (Hebrew: Nevertheless), whose hold carried 434 refugees to Palestine in 1947.
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Die Food-Tour durch Wadi Nisnas war ein Highlight meiner Reise. Gemeinsam mit anderen Nomax-Nutzern haben wir die besten lokalen Gerichte entdeckt!
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Wo kann ich andere Solo-Reisende in Haifa treffen?
In Haifa gibt es viele Orte, um andere Solo-Reisende zu treffen, wie Cafés im Carmel Center oder bei Veranstaltungen in den Bahai-Gärten. Auch der Rothschild Boulevard ist ein beliebter Treffpunkt.
Ist Haifa sicher für Solo-Reisende?
Ja, Haifa gilt als eine der sichersten Städte Israels. Die Straßen sind gut beleuchtet und die Menschen sind freundlich, was das Erkunden der Stadt auch nach Einbruch der Dunkelheit angenehm macht.
Wie kann Nomax mir helfen, Reisepartner in Haifa zu finden?
Mit Nomax kannst du leicht Reisepartner finden, indem du dich in Gruppenaktivitäten einbringst oder den Stadt-Chat nutzt, um Gleichgesinnte zu treffen und Pläne zu schmieden.
Was sind die besten Hostels und sozialen Unterkünfte in Haifa?
Zu den besten Hostels in Haifa gehören das 'Port Inn' und das 'Haifa Hostel', die beide eine freundliche Atmosphäre bieten und ideal für Solo-Reisende sind.
Was ist die beste Jahreszeit, um Haifa zu besuchen?
Die besten Monate für einen Besuch in Haifa sind April bis Juni und September bis November, wenn das Wetter mild und angenehm ist.
Wo finde ich Coworking-Spaces und kostenloses WLAN in Haifa?
In Haifa gibt es zahlreiche Coworking-Spaces wie 'Sosa' und Cafés mit kostenlosem WLAN, besonders im Stadtzentrum und im Viertel Carmel.
Wie ist das Nachtleben in Haifa für Solo-Reisende?
Das Nachtleben in Haifa ist vielfältig und umfasst lebhafte Bars und Clubs, besonders im Carmel Center und in der Nähe der Strände, wo oft Live-Musik und Events stattfinden.
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