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The Matam High-Tech Park in Haifa is Israel's oldest and largest business park dedicated to technology and innovation. Established in the early 1970s at the southern gateway to the city, it is widely regarded as the birthplace of Israel's "Silicon Wadi." The park hosts research and development centers for some of the world's most influential tech giants, including Intel, Google, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon. Its strategic proximity to the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology ensures a steady flow of high-caliber talent and collaborative research opportunities. Spanning approximately 250,000 square meters, the park employs over 10,000 professionals working in software engineering, semiconductor design, and biotechnology. Matam provides a premier infrastructure featuring modern office spaces, data centers, and various amenities for its workforce. The park's design emphasizes functionality and connectivity between international corporations and local startups. It is a cornerstone of Haifa's economy and significantly contributes to Israel's global reputation as a high-tech powerhouse. Numerous groundbreaking technologies utilized worldwide were originally developed within the facilities of this iconic park.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is May, Jun, Oct.

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📋 Practical info

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What is this place?
The Matam High-Tech Park in Haifa is the first and largest technology park in Israel, hosting numerous global companies and research centers. It serves as a key innovation hub for the region, attracting highly skilled professionals from around the world.
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Visiting
The park is essentially a closed business campus, usually not open to the general public. Visitors can nevertheless admire the modern architecture of the buildings from the surrounding streets.
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Where to view it
A good overview of the entire tech park can be obtained from the neighboring hillside road that runs alongside the campus. Public viewpoints on Mount Carmel also provide a remarkable panorama of the area.
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Local products
Within the park, consumer goods are not manufactured; companies primarily develop software, semiconductors, and medical technologies. In surrounding cafés and canteens, visitors can experience the international work culture and sample typical Israeli snacks.
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Active season
The park is active throughout the year, with core business hours on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. It becomes especially lively during major technology conferences and innovation fairs that are regularly held in Haifa.
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Nearby
A visit to Matam Park can be excellently combined with exploring the Baha'i Gardens and the German Colony in Haifa. The nearby Bat Galim beach and the National Maritime Museum are also good options for a combined tour.

Geography

Coordinates
32.78920, 34.95780

Facts

  • Matam was established in 1972 as Israel's first high-tech industrial park.
  • Intel opened its first international design center here in 1974.
  • More than 10,000 employees work in the park on a daily basis.
  • The total built-up area for offices and labs is about 250,000 square meters.
  • The park is conveniently located next to the Haifa Hof HaCarmel railway station.
  • Matam is an abbreviation for 'Scientific Industries Center' in Hebrew.

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Sights in the town Matam High-Tech Park (9)

Zeevik Eilon🏺 historical

A memorial monument dedicated to a fallen soldier, located near the Haifa hills.

Chiat Orchard🌳 park

A historic 1930s orchard in the Siah valley, featuring stone-lined water channels and fruit trees.

Carmel Beach🎡 recreation

A popular sandy beach at the base of the mountain, known for its long promenade.

South Beach🎡 recreation

The southernmost stretch of Haifa's sandy coastline, favored by kite surfers.

Zappa Haifa🎭 culture

A well-known live music venue hosting performances in the Matam district.

Dado Beach🎡 recreation

Haifa's central beach promenade, lined with restaurants and shaded seating areas.

Beit Israel Synagogue📍 landmark

A traditional Jewish house of worship located in the southern part of Haifa.

Siah Musalla📍 landmark

An open-air Muslim prayer site situated in the scenic Wadi Siah valley.

Eliezer Hall📍 landmark

A community hall and religious center used for Jewish ceremonies in Haifa.

Sights nearby

Frequently asked questions

What is Matam Park?
Israel's largest and oldest high-tech business park.
Where is the park located?
At the southern entrance to Haifa.
Which companies are here?
Giants like Intel, Google, Microsoft, and Apple.
Are there restaurants in the park?
Yes, there are numerous cafes and restaurants for employees.
Is the park open to the public?
Outdoor areas are open, but buildings require access cards.
Matam High-Tech Park: where is it located?
Matam High-Tech Park is located in Israel.
Matam High-Tech Park: what is there to see?
Highlights include Zeevik Eilon, Chiat Orchard, Carmel Beach.
Matam High-Tech Park: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is May, Jun, Oct.
Matam High-Tech Park: why is it worth visiting?
The Matam High-Tech Park in Haifa is Israel's oldest and largest business park dedicated to technology and innovation.
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Daliyat al-Karmel — Matam High-Tech Park (Israel)
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The largest Druze village in Israel, perched on Mount Carmel and famous for its vibrant market and hospitality.
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A charming coastal town with significant Crusader ruins and a museum dedicated to immigration history.
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Nature

Carmel Coastal Plain — Matam High-Tech Park (Israel)
Carmel Coastal Plain
A narrow coastal strip along the Mediterranean, running between the Mount Carmel range and the sea.

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Haifa Oil Refinery — Matam High-Tech Park (Israel)
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Mount Carmel — Matam High-Tech Park (Israel)
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