Bahá'í Gardens

Discover a new religion by visiting the Baha'i Gardens in Haifa! Because yes, in these times, the gods continue to send emissaries. The proof of this lies in Bahá'ísm, founded by Bahá’u’lláh, or in other words: the manifestation of God in the present era just a century and a half ago. Thanks to the Báb's Shrine, which is the Baha'i World Centre, located on Mount Carmel, the city of Haifa is one of the most emblematic places of the country and a good starting point to learn about the Baha'i faith.

"It is the only religion that recognizes all the prophets of the world's major beliefs."

In Acre, you will find the house where the founder of Bahá'ísm lived and died, surrounded by one of the most beautiful Baha'i gardens in the world, which encompasses the East with its Persian gardens; the West with its marble columns and Israel with local flora where olive and citrus trees are the main protagonists. Did you know that, no matter which paths you take, you'll always end up at the Sanctuary of the place? Moreover, by visiting the Baha'i Gardens in Acre, you can discover at the same time one of the oldest cities of the Mediterranean and the Earth, with a history that will take you on a journey through time, from the Assyrian era to the Crusades, covering thousands of years in just a few hours. You know it: all roads lead to Baha'i!