On a mountainous site sloping downward towards the Sea of Galilee, in the northern part of the city Tiberias, some 20 hotels were planned, with 5000 rooms, a marina, a sports complex, a cultural center, a fishermen’s wharf, a cable-car, and a bathing and beach area. Along the shoreline of the sea, a lower promenade was planned as well as a double boulevard of sloped hotels with an upper promenade at their center linking the entrances to the hotels and commercial activities. Large sloped hotels suited to the topographical conditions were planned at the back of the boulevard.