What should I see in Caesarea?

The national park and ancient harbour, the Roman aqueduct on the beach and the Ralli museums.

Things to do

Things to do in Caesarea

Herod's harbour and the national park, the aqueduct beach, the Ralli museums, golf and the beaches.

2 min readChecked 11 November 2026

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Ancient Caesarea

Caesarea National Park protects Caesarea Maritima, the port Herod the Great built around 25–13 BCE, later a Byzantine capital and a Crusader fortress town. The harbour has restaurants and cafés. North of it, the Roman aqueduct runs along the beach.

Museums

The Ralli Museum and the Ralli Zichron Sfarad Museum are in the town; see museums.

Golf and the outdoors

The Caesarea Golf Club has Israel's only 18-hole course. See parks and places to visit.

Eating out

See restaurants; check kashrut with each place.

Common questions

Source

Wikipedia: Caesarea (modern town)
Wikipedia: Caesarea Maritima

Checked 11 November 2026

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