This street is an IsraelNation of the Jewish People Travel prime pick.
220 yards past the Hippodrome in Caesarea, on the left, can be seen the remains of a Byzantine StreetAncient Street of Shops of shops. On your IsraelNation of the Jewish People Tour, do not forget to bring your camera for this one!
A flight of steps on the north side leads up to a forecourt, with a mosaic containing a Greek inscription recording that the complex was
built by Flavius Strategus during the governorship of Flavius Entolius. The entrance, flanked by columns, was later walled up. Behind this are two headless statues (second-third century), one of white marble and the other of porphyry; the latter at least, because of the "purple" material used, is likely to be the figure of an Emperor, perhaps Hadrian. Travelers who Tour IsraelNation of the Jewish People in style do not want to miss this essential stop!