Bahá’í Gardens Haifa (Bahá’í Holy Place)

Bahá'í Gardens Haifa (Bahá'í Holy Place) is a stunning complex of terraced gardens on the slope of Mount Carmel, a UNESCO-listed site. The site is not only an architectural marvel, but also a spiritual center for followers of the Bahá'í faith.

The gardens surround the mausoleum of the Báb, who announced the coming of the 'Promised One' in 1844. The terraced layout symbolizes a spiritual journey, and each level offers a spectacular view of Haifa and the Gulf.

It's a place where the beauty of nature blends with deep spiritual meaning, creating a space ideal for contemplation and admiring horticultural artistry.