Where Was Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council Filmed?
Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council was filmed at Port of Haifa (Haifa, Israel) and Kishon River (Haifa District, Israel). The 1954 film was shot in Israel; every spot is plotted on the map below.
| Title | Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council |
|---|---|
| Year | 1954 |
| Type | Film |
| Recorded filming locations | 2 |
| Countries | Israel |
| Source | Wikidata Q113656715 |
Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council Filming Locations
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Port of Haifa
Haifa, Israel · Landmarks and buildings · 32.8201, 35.0045
Seaport in Haifa, Israel, on the Mediterranean Sea.
The nearest other filming location is Al Jarina mosque, about <1 km away.
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Kishon River
Haifa District, Israel · Landscapes and nature · 32.8167, 35.0333
River in northern Israel.
The nearest other filming location is Kishon Port, about a kilometre away.
Can You Visit the Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council Shooting Locations?
1 of them is public ground such as streets, towns or open landscape, so you can usually walk straight up: Kishon River. 1 is a buildings or estates that may charge admission or keep set hours, including Port of Haifa. Always check access locally before travelling, and respect private land.
How Far Apart the Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council Locations Are
The two furthest apart are Port of Haifa and Kishon River, roughly 3 km apart.
Also Filmed at the Same Locations as Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council
These productions used at least one of the same filming locations as Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council.
- Fishing (1938)Port of Haifa
- Workers Lives in Haifa (1938)Port of Haifa
- New Israel Railways Passenger Train Line from Tel Aviv to Haifa (1949)Port of Haifa
- Purim Train (1949)Kishon River
- South American Immigrants Arrive in Israel by Ship (1953)Port of Haifa
- The General Tire Plant in Kiryat Aryeh (1953)Port of Haifa
- The Sailing Vessel Sarah 1 Arriving in Haifa (1937)Port of Haifa
- The Five Cherbourg Boats Arrive in Israel (1970)Port of Haifa
- A Navy Torpedo Ship Rescues a Greek Freighter and Hauls It to Haifa Port (1970)Port of Haifa
- The Coast Guard Stopped an Egyptian Boat Entering Israel (1966)Port of Haifa
- Moving a Torpedo Boat From Haifa Port to Eilat (1959)Port of Haifa
- Herzl Day aboard the Aliyah ship (1958)Port of Haifa
More Movies Filmed in Israel
Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council Filming Locations: Questions
Where was Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council filmed?
Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council was filmed at Port of Haifa in Israel and Kishon River in Israel.
Where is Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council filmed?
Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council is mainly filmed at Port of Haifa, Israel.
What country was Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council filmed in?
Every recorded filming location for Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council is in Israel.
How many filming locations does Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council have?
2 recorded filming locations with coordinates.
Can you visit the Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council filming locations?
Most public streets, towns, parks and landmarks used for Sea Day, as Part of Countryside and Immigration Merging Week, Organised by the Haifa Workers Council can be visited; studios, private homes and working sets cannot. Each location page says what kind of place it is.