Akko
Built during the late 18th century under Ahmed Pasha al-Jazzar, the bathhouse was central to transforming Akko from a fishing village into a thriving port city. Alongside the aqueduct, Khan al-Umdan, and the Great Mosque, it stood as one of the period’s grandest civic achievements.
Akko
Akko
Stretching along Akko's golden shore, Argaman Beach ("Crimson Beach") offers panoramic views of the Old City's historic seawalls. Named for the ancient crimson sea snails once gathered along its coast, this public beach blends natural beauty with rich local heritage.
Akko
Akko
The Extreme Park in Akko is the largest and most professional in Israel, with the largest climbing wall in the Middle East at 32 meters, a huge 90 meter omega, SKYTRACK tracks and over 2000 meters of amazing climbing walls, with about 8,000 climbing grips designed specifically from France.
Akko
Akko
Founded by Akko native Emil Ghattas, this luxury bathhouse fulfills a lifelong dream of restoring authentic hammam culture to Old Akko. Housed in a restored Ottoman-era building, the structure blends historical architecture with fine imported marble from Turkey, India, and Guatemala.
Akko
Akko
Winding through Old Akko, Ha-Amami Market is the city's most colorful street. Following an ancient Crusader-era route, it stretches from Haim Farhi Square through stone-paved alleys down to Venice Square and the fishing port.
Akko
Akko
Situated inside the ancient Akko Citadel, the Knights' Halls served as quarters, dining halls, and administrative headquarters for Crusader forces. Rediscovered in the 1960s and carefully excavated over decades, the complex stands as a remarkably preserved example of medieval military architecture.
Akko
Akko
Housed in an ancient Ottoman building with cruciform vaults next to the Knights' Halls, this museum was once the personal studio of Avshalom Okashi (1916–1980), one of Israel’s prominent modern artists who spent most of his career creating in Old Akko.
Akko
Akko
Spanning 21 acres in northern Akko, this garden showcases diverse Mediterranean flora, including plant species from the Atlas Mountains, Iberian forests, Canary Islands, and Israel's coastal and Negev regions.
Akko
Akko
Housed within Old Akko's historic Ottoman fortress, the Museum of the Underground Prisoners occupies a legendary citadel that served as a military base, governor's residence, and Mandate-era prison.
Akko
