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The ancient maritime city of Caesarea, located roughly halfway between Tel Aviv and Haifa in Israel, dates to around 10–9 BCE and was named in honor of Roman emperor Augustus Caesar. Its Roman ruins include an impressive harbor complex, a historic aqueduct, and a remarkably well-preserved amphitheater.
Today, Caesarea is an affluent resort town featuring galleries, cafes, and cultural attractions, as well as a world-class golf club and a long stretch of golden sand. The city…
