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Acre’s Old City is surrounded by centuries’ old seawalls where the waves of the Mediterranean Sea splash up against them. Many nations and empires have ruled Acre and constructed impressive buildings, fortresses and even secret tunnels making Acre one of the most enchanting cities in Israel. UNESCO agreed and Acre became a World Heritage site in 2001.
East meets West in Acre where a mixture of old and new, offers the visitor endless possibilities for exploration and adventure.
Throughout antiquity Acre was an important port city. Crusaders conquered it, the Ottomans were here for many years and even Napolean Bonaparte tried to make it his own, but failed.
Acre’s fascinating history, mixture of cultures and faiths and modern mixed city of Arabs and Jews draws visitors like a magnet. There are ancient mosques, synagogues and churches, underground passages, Turkish baths, Hall of the Knights Templar, archaeological discoveries and museums. The modern experience includes a typical “shuk” or outdoor market-home of a famous hummous restaurant, great beaches, good restaurants-especially for fresh fish, a marina and a truly picturesque fishing port. Nearby is an exquisite Bahai Garden with pleasant paths and exceptionally beautiful flower beds.
Acre is also home to a number of lively festivals each year that attract thousands of visitors both local and international.
Acre is fascinating and charming, where the past is always present, a festival could be happening the perfect spot for a romantic sunset stroll along the city walls overlooking the sea.
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