Expressive halls, towers, a crypt of St. Johne's church, a jail, a secret pass, streets around the fortress and even a medieval public toilet. The unique opportunity for watching a crusaders' daily life of 900 years ago. And why are the stairs in the courtyard so wide?

The colors of a traditional Mideastern market, where everything is for sale: spices, coffee, clothes, toys, sweets and especially fish. Try something there!

The port of Acre. Once the most important port of the Mediterranean's Eastern Cost, the capital of the Jerusalem Kingdom for 99 years, and the small harbor for yachts, fishers and tourist boats of today.

The large underground tunnel between former Templars' Fortress and the port, looks like a medieval subway. Who built it and why?

Walk on the streets of the Old City near mosques, markets, streets named after all the famous people visited here. Why does UNESCO call it the best-preserved medieval city in the world if there are not medieval buildings on the ground? And what about trying some hummus? People say that it's the best here.

Walking on the city walls with a view of Haifa and Haifa Bay, watching the boats and the teenagers jumping into water from the wall.

After a short ride on the cable car, you will see the place where the sea meets the rock and magic happens. We will go through the tunnel between different natural grottoes and listen to the sea. And also: Why do we have the abandoned railroad tunnel here? What do Bedouin think about this place creation? Why is it so white? And where did Moshe Dayan lose his eye?