Jaffa Clock Tower

Migdal haShaon Yafo.

The Clock Tower was built in the beginning of the 20th century to celebrate the silver jubilee of the reign of the Ottoman Sultan Abd al-Hamid the II (1842-1918).
The Tower stands at the northern entrance of Jaffa (Yefet street).

Mezquita del al-Bahr (el mar) en Tel Aviv | Imágenes de Israel

La mezquita de Al-Bahr es la mezquita más antigua existente en Jaffa.

Mahmoudiya Mosque (Great Mosque of Jaffa)

The largest and most significant mosque in Jaffa.

The Mosque was built by Abu Nabut Muhammad Aja Pasha (Governor of Jaffa from 1810 to 1820), nicknamed 'Abu Nabut'  ('my father the cudgel');
according to tradition, he walked the streets of Jaffa with a billyclub in his hand, gradually but firmly establishing fear into the hearts of its residents.

Al-Bahr Mosque (Jaffa)

also known as The Maritime Mosque.

Probably Jaffa's oldest existing mosque, dates to at least as early as mid 17th century.
The mosque was used by fishermen and sailors frequenting the port of Jaffa and by nearby inhabitants of the surrounding area.

The wishing Bridge, Jaffa

An ancient legend holds that anyone boarding this bridge, Holds it's Zodiac sign and look at the sea - their wish will come true!.

The Church of St. Peter and St. Tabitha, Jaffa

alson known as The Russian Orthodox Church of Tabitha.

Located on the supposed site of the tomb of Tabitha, who was raised from the dead by Peter (Acts 9:36-43).