Near Bat Galim you can find the Cave of Elijah the prophet, a holy place to Judaism and Christianity: http://www.sacred-destinations.com/israel/haifa-elijahs-cave

The station of the funicular is located in Bat Galim and will take you 150 meters up the mountain with an astounding view to the beach and the city: http://blog.360cities.net/israel-funicular-station-haifa/

Up the mountain on the observation platform you will find the beautiful ancient ‘Stella Maris’, a Carmelite monastery: http://www.sacred-destinations.com/israel/haifa-stella-maris-carmelite-monastery

German Colony. A number of period styled houses still survive from the time German Templars settled in Haifa, dating from 1868.

The lovely houses and courtyards tell us of the Templars lifestyle. http://www.touristisrael.com/haifas-german-colony/4998/

Madatech is a museum of science and technology in the old Technion building.
https://www.madatech.org.il/en
Stunning museum! Exhibits can be touched and run. It’s very interesting for any age.

The marvelous ancient Akre with an history of 4000 years, the city and its fortress are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List:
 http://unitedwithisrael.org/good-news-israel-acre-where-israels-history-meets-vibrant-cuisine/

Ramat Hanadiv - The gardens of Baron de Rothschild and the wineries of Zichron Yaakov: http://www.ramat-hanadiv.org.il/en

Cesaria - a beautiful ancient Roman Port city, with a national park, amphitheater and a golf course: http://www.israel21c.org/ancient-romans-built-it-modern-israelis-love-it/

From Haifa’s port you can sail to various countries of the world on cruise boats, or, if you prefer, using a train or a bus you can easily reach other parts within Israel, the center of Israel (Tel Aviv, Jaffa, Jerusalem, the dead sea) and the south of Israel (Beer-Sheva, Ashdod, Eilat)

But perhaps the main advantage of Haifa is the fact that it opens the gate to the north of Israel,

which is rich with nature reserves, ancient historical monuments, places of power and places of worship for people from different religions and believes. Leaving Haifa in the morning by car or bus you can visit many of the interesting and attractive sites in the north:

Among them:

Safed - a city of Kabbalists and artists.

Nazareth – is the town of the childhood home of Jesus, and as such is a center of Christian pilgrimage, with many shrines commemorating biblical events.

Tiberias – the magnificent lake Kinneret, the national lake of Israel, also known as the Sea of the Galilee. Around him, Jesus went about doing many miracles.

Kinneret, Capernaum - Holy Places

http://myisraeliguide.com/tag/sermon-on-the-mount/  here lays the stone Sermon on the Mount, Capernaum and other Christian shrines such as Church of the Beatitudes, Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fishes - managed by German Benedictine monks, .

Church of the Primacy of St Peter - inside the church is a rock called Mensa Christi, which is considered the rock upon which Jesus laid out the food for his apostles, and many more.

Church of the 12 Apostles is the church at the centre of the Greek Orthodox Monastery, standing among the ruins of ancient Capernaum

Archaeological excavations of the two ancient synagogues built one over the other in the Kfar Nahum village.

Yardenit

Over the Kineret flows the river Jordan, it starts at the foot of the mountain ‘Hermon’ where the famous reserves - Tel Dan and Banias are located. Down the river Jordan, Pilgrims gather for baptism.

Hamat-Gader – Hot Springs and a Crocodile Farm

Modern pools with hot healing water.

Hamat Gader Springs were founded by the Roman Empire and became the second largest bathing complex of the Romans.

Over 200 crocodiles from all over the world in a natural reserve of Hamat-Gader, Mini-safari housing large and small animals.

Sachne Lakes

One of the most beautiful places in the world is Gan Hashlosha Park or Sachne, which is included in the UNESCO list. A large natural reservoir with waterfalls. The water temperature in the lake is constantly 28 degrees Celsius year-round, allowing you to swim in summer and winter.

The Grottoes of Rosh Hanikra

One of the north of Israel’s true natural marvels!
These grottoes and caves were formed as a result of the interaction between the waves and the limestone rocky cliffs. There is a stunning view on the sea when the funicular lifts you more than 100 meters.
This is the last north point on the Mediterranean sea before the border with Lebanon.

Plenty of significant ancient and beautiful places, which you can easily reach from Bat Galim, Haifa.

Mount Hermon is a National Nature Reserve and a Ski Resort.

Golan Heights:
Nimrod Fortress National Park and a medieval Muslim castle;
Ancient Katzrin Village and Synagogue

Lake A Hula - a bird sanctuary, where in season nest thousands of migratory birds, including cranes.

Megido - a mountain which is associated with the well-known prophecy of Armageddon

Meron - a famous mountain, a place of pilgrimage to the grave of the great kabbalist - Rabbi Shimon Bar Yohai.

Tel Dan and Banias
Reserves, waterfalls, ancient biblical city.

Montfort – Castle of the Crusaders, located inside the Kziv creek valley, in the Upper Galilee

Utopia Orchid Park
Botanical Garden is located in the Sharon Valley on an area of about 40 thousand square meters. In the park there are thousands of rare orchids from around the world and other tropical plants, exotic birds and fish, aquatic plants and predator plants.