Where Was Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine Filmed?
Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine was filmed at Tel Aviv Port (Tel Aviv, Israel), Technion – Israel Institute of Technology (Haifa, Israel) and Tel Aviv. The 1946 film has 5 recorded filming locations in Israel, each plotted on the map below.
| Title | Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine |
|---|---|
| Year | 1946 |
| Type | Film |
| Recorded filming locations | 5 |
| Countries | Israel |
| Source | Wikidata Q113654261 |
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Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine Filming Locations
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Tel Aviv Port
Tel Aviv, Israel · Landmarks and buildings · 32.0978, 34.7732
Port in Israel.
The nearest other filming location is Levant Fair, about <1 km away.
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Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
Haifa, Israel · Landmarks and buildings · 32.7775, 35.0217
Israeli science and technology research university in Haifa.
The nearest other filming location is University of Haifa, about 2 km 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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Haifa
Haifa Subdistrict, Israel · Towns and cities · 32.8192, 34.9992
Third-largest city in Israel.
The nearest other filming location is Paris Square, about <1 km away.
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Downtown
Haifa, Israel · recorded at country level only · Towns and cities · 32.8172, 35.0017
Downtown quarter of Haifa.
Also used by 10 other productions on this map, including Workers Lives in Haifa, New Israel Railways Passenger Train Line from Tel Aviv to Haifa, Instructing Children on Road Safety.
Can You Visit the Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine 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 Haifa. 2 are buildings or estates that may charge admission or keep set hours, including Tel Aviv Port and Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. 1 entry names only a country or region, so there is no single address to visit. Always check access locally before travelling, and respect private land.
How Far Apart the Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine Locations Are
The two furthest apart are Tel Aviv and Haifa, roughly 85 km apart.
Also Filmed at the Same Locations as Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine
These productions used at least one of the same filming locations as Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine.
- Three-Day March from Beit El to Jerusalem (1971)Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
- Baron Edmond James de Rothschilds Contribution to Jewish Settlement (1954)Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
- Recent Arrival of Soldiers to Tel Aviv (1937)Tel Aviv Port
- Sea Day in Haifa (1947)Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
- The Dagan Ship Arrives in Israel (1954)Tel Aviv Port
- The President in Tel Aviv (1952)Tel Aviv Port
- Visitors from the Other Side of the Globe: Australians in Tel Aviv (1940)Tel Aviv Port
- Improvement on the Seashore in Tel Aviv (1940)Tel Aviv Port
- Palestine Maritime League Assembly in Tel Aviv (1939)Tel Aviv Port
- Zebulun Rowing Competition in Tel Aviv (1938)Tel Aviv Port
- Meeting of the Nautical League (En Route to Cyprus) (1937)Tel Aviv Port
- Fire at the Exhibition Grounds (1936)Tel Aviv Port
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Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine Filming Locations: Questions
Where was Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine filmed?
Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine was filmed at Tel Aviv Port in Israel, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology in Israel, Tel Aviv in Israel and Haifa in Israel, plus 1 more locations.
Where is Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine filmed?
Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine is mainly filmed at Tel Aviv Port, Israel.
What country was Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine filmed in?
Every recorded filming location for Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine is in Israel.
How many filming locations does Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine have?
5 recorded filming locations with coordinates, of which 4 are exact spots.
Can you visit the Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine filming locations?
Most public streets, towns, parks and landmarks used for Hebrew Maritime Day in Palestine can be visited; studios, private homes and working sets cannot. Each location page says what kind of place it is.