the "Promontory Palace" jutting into the sea, just west of the Roman theatre,
dates back to the Roman and Byzantine periods
Reem standing on the skene of the Roman theater, which dates to the time of
King Herod the Great. It is the most oldest theatre in the Palestine region
and could accommodate 4,000 spectators.
Roman period sarcophagus with lid
Reem filming on the seashore of Caesarea
Looking north toward the center of the Roman-Byzantine showcase city
Byzantine period mosaic floor of a civic complex
with medallions enclosing images of animals and hunters
Arched entrance gateway of the Crusader city wall
The Ottoman period mosque with minaret
The glacis of the medieval fortifications
