travel to Caesarea
Is it possible to get from Tel Aviv to the Caesarea ruins by train?
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There is a train stop called "Caesarea - Pardes-Hana " I assume you'd have to take a bus or taxi from there to the ruins. Here's the website for the rail system
http://www.israrail.org.il/english/index.html |
Take the train from each of Tel-Aviv's stations going north towards Haifa and stop at either Pardes Hanna or Benyamina (About 35 minutes). Then take a taxi to Caesarea ruins (About 10 minutes) (There are no direct bus lines). It's worth the effort. Dont miss the multimedia show. www.caesarea.org.il [email protected]
See the ruins and the harbor and walk out of the old city south along the beach to the Hypodrome. |
Thank you for the information. Do you happen to know if there is a taxi stand at the Pardes Hanna or Benyamina stations?
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At many busy stations in Israel , taxis come by regularly. If not, you can always ask someone (at the restaurant or newstand at the staion ) to call for a cab--I'm sure they'll have a phone number handy
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These are quite small places. Nevertheless taxis are usually not difficult to find. Here are some local taxi station's phone numbers:
'hanadiv' (04)-6271171 052-2419350 050-5391678' 'hamoshava'(04)6371811 'hashelosha' 052-4300605 You use the 04 when calling from another zone and when using a cellphone. |
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