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City in Israel
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Hadera (Hebrew: חדרה) is a city in the Israeli Coastal Plain, about halfway from Tel Aviv to Haifa. It is mostly known by the landmark Orot Rabin Power Plant chimneys, where 19% of Israel's electricity is generated.
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A museum of Hadera's history, housed in a mid-1800s Ottoman building.
Park Nahal Hadera
A park next to Hadera river and the power plant.
Israel's largest power plant, supplying 19% of the country's electricity. During holidays and vacations, you can arrange to visit as part of a group. Minimum age for children is 8.
A science museum.
A trail connecting all the historic sites in central Hadera.
Located near Kfar HaYam complex.
A typical shopping mall at the city center. Used to be the biggest in Hadera.
מול החוף וילג'
The biggest shopping mall in the city. An outdoor shopping mall that also contains a surfing wave pool.
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