Akko

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Akko is an ancient port city in northern Israel known for its well-preserved Crusader and Ottoman architecture and its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Label Occurrences
Akko canonical 17
Akko (Acre) 1

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Statements (62)

Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO World Heritage Site
city
port city
alternateName Acre
Akka
Saint-Jean d’Acre
linked to: Saint-Jean-d’Acre

ʿAkko
linked to: Port of Akko
climate Mediterranean climate
country Israel
demographics mixed Jewish and Arab population
economicActivity fishing
small-scale commerce
tourism
governedBy Northern District Administration of Israel
governingBody Acre Municipality
hasCityPart New City of Akko
Old City of Akko
hasHeritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
hasPort Port of Akko
heritageCriteria UNESCO cultural criteria (ii)
UNESCO cultural criteria (iii)
UNESCO cultural criteria (v)
historicalPeriod British Mandate period
Byzantine period
linked to: Byzantine Empire

Canaanite period
linked to: Late Bronze Age

Crusader period
Hellenistic period
Mamluk period
linked to: Mamluk Sultanate

Ottoman period
Phoenician period
Roman period
linked to: Roman Antiquity
knownFor ancient port
historic walled old city
well-preserved Crusader architecture
well-preserved Ottoman architecture
locatedIn Northern District, Israel
locatedInRegion Western Galilee
linked to: Galilee
locatedOn Mediterranean Sea
mayor Shimon Lankri
nativeName עַכּוֹ
عكّا
nativeNameLanguage Arabic
Hebrew
nearbyCity Haifa
notableStructure Al-Jazzar Mosque
Citadel of Akko
linked to: Old City of Akko

Hospitaller Fortress
linked to: Krak des Chevaliers

Khan al-Umdan
Ottoman city walls
linked to: Old City walls

Templars’ Tunnel
partOf State of Israel
linked to: Israel
population approximately 50,000
populationAsOf early 2020s
religiousSite Al-Jazzar Mosque
Christian churches in Akko
Synagogues of Akko
timeZone Israel Standard Time
timeZoneDST Israel Daylight Time
transport Akko railway station
Highway 4 (Israel)
UNESCOListingYear 2001
wasCapitalOf Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem (de facto, 1191–1291)

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