Festival halls - 142 Hanassi Blvd., Haifa
Tikotin Hall - 89 Sderot Hanasi, Haifa
Krieger Center - 6 Eliyahu Hakim St.
Directions:
Egged Transportation in Haifa:
From Central Bus Station "Hof Hacarmel" to Central Carmel: 3, 132, 133
From Central Bus Station "Hof Hacarmel" to Carmel Zarfati (Krieger): 115
From Central Bus Station "Hamifratz" to Central Carmel: 136, 132 ,133
From Central Bus Station "Bat Galim" and downtown to Central Carmel: 3, 5/5א, 136, 28, 37/37א, 31
For your convenience, the "Neighborhood shuttle" connecting to the central areas.
Night Bus Service:
"Hamifratz" central station to Dado beach, through Central Carmel: 200
Down Town Haifa to Tirat Carmel, through Central Carmel: 205
Halutzay Hta'asia / Yigael Yadin through Carmel Center: 208, from midnight to 4 am
www.kav-layla.co.il, *2800
Carmelit (Haifa underground train):
Sunday-Thursday - 6AM-00AM
Fridays and Holiday Eves - 6AM-3PM
Saturdays and Holidays - 8PM-00AM
Egged information (bus service) phone 03-6948888 or *2800
Festival Shuttle
From September 26, 2026 to October 3, 2026
Departure from Auditorium Station – Festival Plaza
16:00, 16:40, 17:20, 18:00, 18:40, 19:20, 20:00, 20:40, 21:20, 22:00, 22:40, 23:20
Departure from Krieger Station –
16:25, 17:05, 17:45, 18:25, 19:05, 19:45, 20:25, 21:05, 21:45, 22:25, 23:05
Stops:
Auditorium at the Festival Plaza, 142 HaNassi Ave.
Dan Panorama Hotel, 107 HaNassi Ave.
Tikotin Museum, 89 HaNassi Ave.
Krieger Center, 6 Eliyahu Hakim St., French Carmel
Beit Shalom Hotel, 110 HaNassi Ave.
Round trip
Free Blue-and-White Parking During Sukkot
The Haifa Municipality will offer free parking in designated blue-and-white parking spaces throughout the city, from Friday, September 25, through Friday, October 2, during the Sukkot holiday events, which are expected to attract tens of thousands of residents and visitors.
Please note that the parking fee exemption applies only to designated blue-and-white parking spaces. Municipal enforcement will continue throughout the city, including for parking in red-and-white zones; spaces reserved for public transportation, including Metronit, bus and taxi stops; spaces reserved for people with disabilities; and any parking that endangers pedestrians or obstructs traffic.