Knights' Halls

The Knights Halls, or as it is called the "Hospital Castle", is a place of monasticism for the Hospitaller groups whose mission was to preserve the safety of pilgrims in Acre during the Crusader period. The building consists of a central square, which is an open square with an area of 1200 square meters. Northern roofed with cylindrical arches, and there is another hall called the sugar pots hall, in which many ceramic pots that were used in the manufacture of sugar, a number of pottery jars, clay pots, and others were discovered. There is a section known as the Hall of Columns or the Dining Room, which is a hall built of sharpened cross vaults, and is decorated with inscriptions carved in rock.