Karmiel, or Carmiel, is a city in the Lower Galilee region of northern Israel.

Founded in 1964 as a development town, it is in the Beit HaKerem Valley, the dividing feature between the Lower and Upper Galilee. It is 250 meters above sea level and surrounded by scenic hills.

About 45,000 people live in Karmiel; together with the surrounding villages, the population of the area is around 70,000. It has absorbed many waves of immigration, and about 30% of the residents are immigrants from the former USSR.

There is a system of internal bus routes.

Map of Karmiel

• Synagogue on Eshkolot St - lined with Jerusalem stone, and its windows are stained glass with colored patterns.
• In Ramat Rabin area, there are unusual looking high rise buildings, recalling La Defense district in the Paris region.
• A fountain at the intersection of KKL and HaIrisim streets
• 32.9087235.283281 Ramat Rabin park. Includes ancient ruins 

• 32.9101735.289421 Park HaGalil. 
• 32.9125635.292262 Park HaMishpacha. Has mini-golf, bowling, a bush maze, large-sized chess, and more. Free for Karmiel residents, 20sh for others. 

• 32.9273635.322071 Merkaz Big (Big Center). Outdoor shopping center in the industrial zone. 
• 32.9078235.2942 Lev Karmiel shopping center. 
• 32.909535.292873 KKL street. Shops and restaurants 
• 32.9215635.303214 Kikar HaIr mall. Located close to the train and bus stations. It has become less popular as additional malls have opened. 

As of 2025, there are no commercial hotels in the city of Karmiel itself, although plans to build one are said to be in the works. There are Airbnb listings in town, and also some accommodation options in the outlying villages. The closest cities with large selections of hotels are Akko and Haifa.

• 32.91437835.2825921 ORT Braude College of Engineering. (updated Sep 2018)