Acre is one of the oldest cities in the world, whose history dates back more than 4000 years. This unique port city in northern Israel with its fortresses, mosques and ancient streets is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. A map of museums and attractions will be your guide in this amazing place where cultures and eras have mixed. The main museums of Acre reveal to visitors the rich heritage of the city. The Okashi Museum, located in an ancient Turkish bathhouse, presents contemporary Israeli art. The underground city of the Crusaders with its halls and tunnels is a real open-air museum. The ethnographic museum in the building of the XVIII century tells about life in Acre, and the Museum of dungeon prisoners is dedicated to the history of the struggle for independence of Israel. Each museum is unique and reflects different aspects of the history of the city. The sights of Acre are a living history under the open sky. The fortress of the Hospitallers, the Al Jazzar mosque with its green dome, the Turkish bazaar with spices, the old port and sea walls create a unique atmosphere of the city. Hamam Al-Basha, the Clock Tower and Baha'i Gardens in nearby Haifa complete the must-see list of places. The map will help you not to miss any of these pearls and plan the best route. A great route to explore Acre starts from the old port, which overlooks the sea walls. From here you can go to the Al-Jazzar Mosque, then to the Turkish Bazaar and further to the Hospitaller Fortress. You can complete the walk in the Baha'i Gardens, offering stunning views of the city and the bay. The entire route will take about 2-3 hours, and the map will help you navigate the maze of streets of the old city. Explore Acre yourself with a map or book a tour with a local guide that will reveal the secrets of the ancient city. Local guides know all the legends and show hidden corners not mentioned in the guidebooks. Plan your trip with a map in your hands and immerse yourself in the amazing atmosphere of one of the oldest cities in the world.