Where Was A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue Filmed?
A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue was filmed at Maccabiah Stadium (Tel Aviv, Israel), Tomb of Maimonides (Tiberias, Israel) and Tel Aviv. The 1937 film has 4 recorded filming locations in Israel, each plotted on the map below.
| Title | A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue |
|---|---|
| Year | 1937 |
| Type | Film |
| Recorded filming locations | 4 |
| Countries | Israel |
| Source | Wikidata Q113657189 |
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A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue Filming Locations
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Maccabiah Stadium
Tel Aviv, Israel · Landmarks and buildings · 32.1003, 34.7764
Former football stadium in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The nearest other filming location is Cafe Galina, about <1 km away.
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Tomb of Maimonides
Tiberias, Israel · Landmarks and buildings · 32.7900, 35.5372
Legendary tomb, rebuilt in Israel.
The nearest other filming location is Tiberias, about a kilometre away.
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Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv District, Israel · Towns and cities · 32.0800, 34.7800
City in Israel.
The nearest other filming location is Rabin Square, about <1 km away.
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Yarkon River
Central District, Israel · Landscapes and nature · 32.0972, 34.7917
River in central Israel.
The nearest other filming location is Yarkon Bridge, about <1 km away.
Can You Visit the A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue Shooting Locations?
2 of them are public ground such as streets, towns or open landscape, so you can usually walk straight up: Tel Aviv and Yarkon River. 2 are buildings or estates that may charge admission or keep set hours, including Maccabiah Stadium and Tomb of Maimonides. Always check access locally before travelling, and respect private land.
How Far Apart the A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue Locations Are
The two furthest apart are Tomb of Maimonides and Tel Aviv, roughly 106 km apart.
Also Filmed at the Same Locations as A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue
These productions used at least one of the same filming locations as A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue.
- United Nations Special Commission on Palestine (1947)Yarkon River
- Sports Competition Between the Jewish Schools in Palestine (1940)Maccabiah Stadium
- Zionist Youth Activity Across the Country (1940)Yarkon River
- 25th Anniversary of Magen David Adom (1955)Maccabiah Stadium
- 20th of Tammuz, Israel Defence Forces Day (1949)Maccabiah Stadium
- Exhibition on the Rambam (1955)Tomb of Maimonides
- Summer Camps (1951)Yarkon River
- The Life of Hanoar Haoved in Naan (1938)Yarkon River
- The First National Sports Day of Hapoel in Tel Aviv (1939)Maccabiah Stadium
- Anniversary Celebration of the Civil Guard in Tel Aviv (1939)Maccabiah Stadium
- The Hapoel Assembly, 1935 (1935)Maccabiah Stadium
- Festivities at Maimonides Tomb in Tiberias (1935)Tomb of Maimonides
More Movies Filmed in Israel
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- Landmarks and buildings on film6,157
- Landscapes and nature on film2,050
- Towns and cities on film9,084
A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue Filming Locations: Questions
Where was A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue filmed?
A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue was filmed at Maccabiah Stadium in Israel, Tomb of Maimonides in Israel, Tel Aviv in Israel and Yarkon River in Israel.
Where is A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue filmed?
A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue is mainly filmed at Maccabiah Stadium, Israel.
What country was A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue filmed in?
Every recorded filming location for A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue is in Israel.
How many filming locations does A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue have?
4 recorded filming locations with coordinates.
Can you visit the A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue filming locations?
Most public streets, towns, parks and landmarks used for A Retrospective of the Carmel Weekly for the 100th Issue can be visited; studios, private homes and working sets cannot. Each location page says what kind of place it is.