Clock Tower from the Ottoman period of Jaffa and symbol of pacific coexistence in Israel
Archaeological site of the ancient city of Gezer, mentioned up to 12 times in the Bible
Uninterruptedly inhabited for more than 7000 years, Jaffa has lost its military and strategic importance, but not an inch of its beauty.
Muslim tower which formed part of a large marble mosque in Ramla, Israel
Underground navigable water tank from the 8th century that bears the name of St Helen
Ottoman-era mosque, recently restored and returned to worship
Middle-aged Armenian monastery built to shelter pilgrims arriving to Jaffa’s port
Ottoman fountain with the name of a famous disciple who was miraculously healed by Saint Peter
Renaissance-style monastery erected in the place where an image of the Virgin miraculously appeared