Promontory Palace

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Jutting into the sea next to the southern end of the Herodian amphitheatre, the Roman-era Promontory Palace includes a pool believed to have been used as a fish market.

To the south, you can see the smokestacks of Israel's largest power station, named in honour of assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.


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