Caesarea
The Caesarea National Park extends from the Roman theater in the south to the Crusader city in the north. It includes the Byzantine square, Herodian amphitheater, promontory palace, bathhouse, a network of streets, and more.
Caesarea is on the Mediterranean coast north of Tel Aviv. Herod, who ruled from 37 to 4 BCE, built this port city in honor of his patron Octavian Agustus Caesar.