Caesarea by the sea video tour

Lets' walk ancient Caesarea together, we will visit the ancient theater, the hippodrome, King Herod's seafront palace, the public bathes and the aqueduct. We will share biblical references of St Peter and St Paul at this site. We will see and talk about the famous Pointius Pilatus inscription. Join Israeli guide David Hyman on this video tour of Israel and the bible verse and enhance your holyland experience

[@ginasteinberg8173]

Dear David it is a pleasure to watch your video tours in Israel! Your explanations and the tone of your voice make the whole experience a real תענוג תודה רבה

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi Gina, is even a greater pleasure to receive such kind comments, Thanks for your support, take care.

[@astonwinter]

This is unbelievable & making me want to come to Israel even more thank you & love from South Africa

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Thanks for watching, you are most welcome to visit israel. take care in South Africa.

[@markberman601]

David is the best! There is no better tour guide in Israel.

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Thank you so much, see you soon in Israel

[@craigcorkill]

Loved your video of Caesarea. It's one of my most favourite spots in all Israel. I think Herod must have definitely foreshadowed the current real estate axiom of 'Location, Location, Location' 😀. I appreciate all the effort you go to in bringing us these videos David. Thank you.

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi Craig, thanks for your insights. much appreciated. take care

[@stvincentmartyr419]

Such a beautiful site. David you make it come alive even through the internet. Feel like I’m there. Such a beautiful day. Thank you.

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Thanks for your great comments 👍

[@indigosix6511]

I really enjoy the details you put in such as labeling the bathhouse or in one video you even put the address of your favorite falafel shop. It really heightens the "I need to experience this" feeling

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi Indigo. Thanks for watching and for your comments. Much appreciated

[@jackiebarr558]

Thanks David I have told several people about your tours on Utube .I never knew they were at all interested in Israel but they are watching.

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Thanks so much 😎

[@sheilaassan4775]

Great tour David! Looking forward to the next one

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Thanks 😊

[@risenandreturning]

The long room/structure in your video looks very much like one of the boathouses at the Herculaneum in Campania, Italy where the poor victims tried to flee the volcanic eruption. It's a small world .... even back in their day. The mediterranian gave many cultures shared "technology." Herod and his engineers are at the top of the list for innovation, at least in my book.
I didn't know that the Pilate stone was found at Caearea 😮 Thank you for the tour!!!

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi Denise, thanks for watching and for adding your observations and thoughts. Very much appreciated 👍

[@purpose2grow764]

Great Video i would like to visit one day

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

You are most welcome, I hope to see you in Israel soon.

[@williamobrien4019]

David, our family talks about our trip to Israel and you all the time....years after our tour with you! It was the best trip our family has taken and, I am sure, will never be replicated. Needless to say we will be calling you and planning our next trip! Leslie and I have been discussing it. All the best, Bill

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi Bill and Leslie. Thanks for your warm words. I'm here at your service, ready anytime.
Take care 🙂

[@LydieBaillie]

Very interesting , thanks

[@richardspaulding1023]

On the sea side of the aquaduct around where the sand covers the structure there is an inscription stating that the aquaduct was built by the 10th Roman legion.

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

I have herd about this inscription, but never really seen it. Thanks for you comment.

[@lisadiamondkatz7765]

So nice to see it again. Thanks for the tour today David! Takes me out of my living room in Toronto..:) Lisa

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Thanks so much

[@haseebawan7492]

Very nice

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi, I noticed that you have been watching a few videos. Thanks so much for your support and kind words. Much appreciated.

[@frankieclayton9303]

This is a biblical and has holy historical meaning because the holy spirit deals with me in prayer fasting meditating dreams scripture

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Thanks for watching

[@PianoTchr1]

When you mention Herod setting up a port for trading, what products were coming in and out? Since our trip to Israel, we’ve also traveled to Sicily and Spain. Can you talk about the trade with those regions in the time of Herod?

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi and thanks for this great question. Export was mainly local agriculture products such as grain olive oil wine and Garum. The port acted as transit for items from Arabia on their way to Rome: Spice, insects, perfumes. Import was from all over the Mediterranean: Metal and metal objects, fine ceramics, glassware, precious stones, cedar wood, colored garments.

[@elissamillman4620]

Why that horrible music. You and the landscape are interesting enough. Music is very distracting 😢

[@IsraelwithDavidHyman]

Hi Elissa, you are right. This is one of my very first videos and I learned allot since then. Thanks for your comments.