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With over half a million visitors a year, the Bahá’í Gardens in Haifa and ‘Akko are among the most popular sites in the Middle East. Their unique design, combining geometrical shapes
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バハイ庭園ハイファ - バルコニー
61 Yefe Nof StWith over half a million visitors a year, the Bahá’í Gardens in Haifa and ‘Akko are among the most popular sites in the Middle East. Their unique design, combining geometrical shapes
Dedicated to displaying and conserving Japanese works of art, this museum features a rich collection including prints, paintings, screens, textiles, ancient illustrated books, ceramics and miniature c
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ティコティン日本美術館
89 HaNassi BlvdDedicated to displaying and conserving Japanese works of art, this museum features a rich collection including prints, paintings, screens, textiles, ancient illustrated books, ceramics and miniature c
The Haifa Zoo began its way as a small petting farm, founded by Pinchas Cohen in 1949, one of the first biology teachers in town. The small corner which gradually filled up turned over the years into
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ハイファ動物園
124 התשביThe Haifa Zoo began its way as a small petting farm, founded by Pinchas Cohen in 1949, one of the first biology teachers in town. The small corner which gradually filled up turned over the years into
This long, familiar and loved beach is one of Israel’s leading beached according to a survey which was done by the Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection, which took into account criteria such
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Dado Beach
This long, familiar and loved beach is one of Israel’s leading beached according to a survey which was done by the Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection, which took into account criteria such
is a public research university in Haifa, Israel, founded in 1912. The Technikum, as it was known at the time, was the first technical university in the Ottoman Empire.[
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Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
is a public research university in Haifa, Israel, founded in 1912. The Technikum, as it was known at the time, was the first technical university in the Ottoman Empire.[