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Situated in the Christian district, is another impressive feat of Roman architecture which has escaped destruction during Israeli bombing campaigns.
The impressive site is huge and also encapsulates a large Necropolis (with several hundred well-preserved sarcophagi), an intact Roman road and aqueduct, and a monumental arch. Situated next to the Al Bass Palestinian Refugee Camp, it is a 10-min car ride from the beach.
By far the most famous attraction, boasting the largest and best-preserved example of a Roman Hippodrome.
Situated on the north-western tip of the peninsula is a beautiful and quiet spot, perfect for watching the sun go down.
One of the five Crusader castles making up the Mount Amel Castles.