Currency exchange
Changing currency in Israel is expensive due to bank charges. We do not, however, recommend that you buy Israeli currency abroad. We suggest that you pay your hotel bill in foreign currency (which will also save you the 17% value added tax). We also advise you to limit your currency exchanges to a minimum as a bank charge is made on each exchange, in addition to the charge made for each traveller's check cashed. Possibly the best way to save is through the use of a credit card. All major credit cards are widely accepted in Israel.
Climate and clothing
Our library is located on the 4th floor of the Amado Mathematics Building.
A POST OFFICE is situated on campus below the main library building.
A BOOK AND GIFT STORE (the Michlol) is located on campus and is open
Sunday-Thursday 07:45-18:00; Friday 07:45-12.00.
Tourist information on Haifa