Paris Square in Haifa

Nice play to find good market restaurants in Haifa

Absolutely amazing place. Beautiful bridge to walk on with family, there is also a place that you can ave a sit and buy cold drink, ice cream and some refreshments.

Best falafel lives here

Nice plaxe, excelent & kind attention to the customer

Just lame

Great place to eat and drink and hang out.Large verity and options, even kosher ones.It is the center of night life in Haifa

Enchant place that brings out a lot of memories

If you are in Haifa, you must visit Paris Square.

Beautiful little European styled square with cafes and bars. Its easy to reach by public transportation.

Nice and relexed. Good Cafe (Cofix)

Always nice since 1965, first time i visited it

Pleasant atmosphere, the street singer placed more tranquility to it.

Beautiful, pleasant, relaxing.

Haifas heart square located at the margin between old Maronite quarter, Turkish market and British mandate era city.

Very nice Square, for a walk and chill out. You have absolutely t try ice cream 🍦, from the many ice cream shops.

Nice area to walk around, have some coffee. A bit hard to find parking though

Well...it can be better than it isThis street has lots of potential....You can get some beer and food, but it can be much better

Lots of restaurants and cafes,small shops and lovely atmosphere

Just a square. If really nothing special. But you can find a lot of restaurants and cafes nearby.

Delicious tiramisu croissant. From Bakery & More

Pleasant corner of Haifa. Last stop on the Carmelit. Close to the wonderful restaurants in Hanamal street and the fantastic Suidan shop, which stocks lots of imported food items.

This place is pretty dirty, just like Paris. Thanks to the municipality for the authentic Parisian atmosphere here.

A beautiful location with lots of restaurants. With the Carmelit, matronit and buses nearby, it is a well connected place!

One of the easiest and most convenient methods of transportation in Haifa

Unique eclectic site. Several different historical periods are in one place combined together. Nice wibe.

lived there as a grade 3 kid brings beautiful moments to life remember the period when they built the underground train that goes to Carmel and the filming of the movie exodus

Easy way those who are in a hurry.

Rather comfortable city transport, which allows you to quickly travel from the lower Haifa to the upper Haifa without traffic jams and in cool temperatures into the summer heat.

Easiest and fastest transportation in town.. The only downside of it, its unfortunately not accessible

An underground in Israel. Truly revolutionary.

if your kid has never been on anything that has to do with it trains then this is definitely a thing to do. it crosses through the whole city which is already a very big convenience immaculately clean and very specious. super affordable price and worth the trip

Beautiful place to sit for a bit and enjoy a falafel

Clean, fast, safety. Very comfortable seats and you can get to the upper Haifa really fast.

Its a good place to eat some Israeli street food and enjoy a bi-cultural harmony that is strongly present in the downtown and specificly in Paris Square. I highly recommend the falafel there and the cofix is not bad. Also have a metro station there so you can go up to Hadar or Merkaz Carmel. So in conclusion its a nice place and you should visit there and try the falafel.

Every day at six oclock in the evening the street is closed to vehicular traffic and the restaurants take out tables to the street. Very nice. Restaurants, ice cream parlors, pizzerias and breweries. You can get there by "Carmelit" subway

You have public transportation to get anywhere in the city, public toilet near coffix, variety of pubs, nightclubs, shops and barber shops.

the one&only subway in israel fun&practical.from downtown to carmel center in 8 minuts

The one and only subway in Israel! Its wonderful.

A feeling of going abroad without the trouble of flying.We dont have much subways in Israel...

Public restroom needs to be improved urgently! The square is nice though

So much historical value. People mingling in peace and harmony. Restaurants serving food from 4 corners of the world. A delightful part of the city to visit.

Lively square and meeting point for pedestrians, foodies, and adventure looking people. Just a few minutes ride on the "Carmelit" to Hadar and Carmel center.

History of Haifa down town! The Carmelit subway used to be there. (Hopefully will be restored soon)

A central place to meet in downtown Haifa. Surrounded by numerous small shops, pubs, etc. - including the famous "Matan HaBira" (eat. 1961for genuine "Jewish" (estern Europeanfood.

Some restauration work was done in the last years.But it is still not interesting as a place to visit. It is close to the Carmelit and there are nice bars close by.

Paris square was called el hamra square. During the fifties its name was changed. A very nice place for tours, you can visit historical places around like beit hahesed church, the mosques and the old arab houses.

Undergoing renovation right now, soon it will be gorgeous

Paris Square is a cool place to hang out. You can buy a coffee at Cofizz or nearby Cofixx and enjoy it while sitting on a bench and contemplating the lovely iron sculpture, a gift from France. During the day you can munch on a yummy spinach pastry or sweet baklava from Jadon pastry shop a few steps away. There are cafes and restaurants all around. I look forward to the Carmelit train being repaired; the station is right there. And the Metronit also has a stop there.

Connected to the "Carmel Center" via the "Carmelit" subway, Paris square surrounding area has a lot of cool small places to hang out at, is easy to get to and from.The Haifa "Lower City" or "Downtown" area is just a few minutes wall away with nice bars, restaurants, escape rooms, etc.The German Colony is also a few minutes away via the "Metronit" (which is kind of like a tram service), which makes Paris Square a great place to start a day trip in Haifa from.

You can eat breakfast there you can drink coffee you can go a bar .. lots of shops to go to