Pinsteps. Convenient Access and Nature Trails: Carmelim Binyamina Givat Ada's Dedicated Parking and Pedestrian Path
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Adjacent to Carmelim Binyamina Givat Ada, there's a convenient free parking area that also serves as an ideal starting point for a pedestrian trail. This feature is especially useful during rainy weather, as the trail can become muddy. Visitors and hikers are advised to wear sturdy, high shoes to navigate the path comfortably and safely.

At Carmelim Binyamina Givat Ada, established in 1969, around 1,700 students and 170 staff members enjoy a comprehensive educational environment. Serving the Binyamina-Givat Ada region, the school offers a curriculum that blends science, technology, humanities, and arts. The school focuses on personal growth, leadership, and entrepreneurship, striving for academic excellence. The diverse curriculum promotes self-responsibility and teamwork. Beyond academics, the school is known for its active social life and various extracurricular activities, providing a holistic development experience for its students.


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Rothschild Park: Near Zichron Yaakov and Caesarea

This upcoming journey, as outlined in the guidebook, is dedicated to the southern part of Mount Carmel, the town of Zichron Yaakov, and the coast of Caesarea. It's a well-defined and coherent region, rich in history, destiny, and stunning natural beauty.

The trip starts at a beautiful natural spot near an ancient Roman villa and the Ein Tzur spring. From there, you'll move to the Baron Benjamin Edmond de Rothschild Park, a mesmerising park that tells the story of the Rothschilds' life and legacy, centred around the tomb of this influential figure.

Next, you'll explore one of the most picturesque and historic towns in the country - Zichron Yaakov. This town embodies the history of the first settlers, Rothschild's philanthropy, and the era of the early pioneers who revived the country. It's also a charming place for strolls, shopping, and dining, with fascinating stories of people and the nation.

The journey continues to one of the country's most beautiful museums, the Caesarea Museum of Sephardic Art. Here, you'll encounter Salvador Dalí's works and an impressive replica of the Alhambra Palace's courtyard in Granada. You'll also visit a unique mosaic floor with bird medallions at a Byzantine patrician's villa.

The day concludes with a sunset view over the sea, framed by the arches of the ancient Roman aqueduct.

Some tips for your trip: The Rothschild Park Tomb is closed on Saturdays, and parking at the park is the only paid location. The Caesarea Museum is closed on Wednesdays and Sundays. Near the Ein Tzur spring, especially after rain, it's advisable to wear closed shoes as it can be muddy.

The opening hours of Rothschild Park in Zikhron Ya'akov, known as Ramat Hanadiv, are as follows:

Sunday to Thursday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Entrance to the park and gardens is allowed until 15 minutes before closing. Admission is free, but parking is paid daily.

The opening hours of the Ralli Museum in Caesarea are as follows:

  • Sunday and Wednesday: closed
  • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday: 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Friday: 10:30 AM - 3:00 PM
  • On the eve of holidays: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Entrance to the museum and parking are free.

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