Overview
Located on the northern coast of Israel, Akko is a historical city known for its well-preserved Crusader buildings, vibrant marketplaces, and picturesque seaside views. Visitors can explore the city’s rich past through its ancient architecture and cultural attractions.
Things to Do
- Explore the Old City of Akko, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Visit the Akko Market for local produce, spices, and handmade crafts
- Tour the Crusader Knights’ Halls, a well-preserved medieval fortress
- Wander through the picturesque alleys of the Old City and discover hidden gems
- Relax on the beaches of Akko and enjoy the Mediterranean Sea
Places to Eat
- Uri Buri - famous seafood restaurant with stunning views
- Hummus Said - a popular spot for authentic Middle Eastern cuisine
- Abu Christo - known for its delicious Arabic dishes and seafood
- El Marsa - waterfront restaurant serving fresh seafood and local dishes
- Oud Night Market - a vibrant food market offering a variety of cuisines
Accommodation
- The Efendi Hotel - luxury boutique hotel located in a renovated Ottoman palace
- The Akkotel - charming hotel housed in a historic building in the Old City
- Arabesque Mansion - traditional guesthouse with a central location
- The Turkish Hostel - budget-friendly option with a rooftop terrace
- The Efendi Light - modern hotel with stylish design and amenities
Transportation
- Akko is easily accessible by train from Tel Aviv, Haifa, and other major cities
- Local buses and taxis are available for transportation within the city
- Walking and cycling are popular ways to explore Akko’s historic attractions
- Car rentals are also an option for those wanting to venture further out into the surrounding areas