In the following sections we have tried to collecte some information that may be helpful to you.
We look forward to seeing you here, and hope you will enjoy your stay.
taxis work every day of the week, so you can travel with them on Saturday as well.
You could use Gett / GetTaxi app as well (both on android and IOS).
The original Boarding pass ticket of the flight landing in Israel.
A copy of the boarding pass ticket of the flight departure from Israel.
Recite of any public transportation travels (including trains, taxis and such).
A confirmation of flight reservation.
A copy of the E-ticket.
The Guest House is located on campus. The rooms in the Guest House offer a bathroom, air-conditioner, cable TV, wireless Internet access and a small kitchen.
Please note: The key for your reserved room will typically be left for you at the Technion's main gate (Neve Sha'anan west gate). There is no reception in the Guest House.
From Haifa-Hof HaKarmel station you will need line 3 to Elhanan/ HaNassi Boulevard.
The electrical supply in Israel is 220 volts, 50 Hz (as in Europe).
A Technion campus map can be found here.
Technion academic activities run between Sunday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday are weekend days, with little or no academic activity, but you can work and have access.
On Saturday (Shabbat or Sabbath) most of the shops are closed. The Jewish Sabbath and Jewish holidays start before sundown on Friday (or the eve of a holiday) and ends after sunset on Saturday (or the day of the holiday).
Sunday is a regular working day in Israel.
Technion post office is located below the Central Library, across from the Student Union.
Cafeterias, snack bars and fast food can be found on campus. In the nearby neighborhoods - Ziv and Ahuza - there are coffee shops, restaurants and bars that are open all week and on weekends.