Caesarea

Caesarea is an ancient city located on the Mediterranean coast of Israel. Founded by King Herod the Great in the 1st century BCE, it was named in honor of Caesar Augustus. The city became a major port and a center for trade, culture, and politics in the Roman Empire. Notable for its impressive archaeological sites, Caesarea features a Roman theater, aqueduct, and ancient harbor. It played a significant role in early Christian history and is mentioned in the New Testament. Today, Caesarea is both a historical site and a modern tourist destination, showcasing its rich heritage.