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City in Israel
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Pedestrian zone and city square, at the western part of the street. Has many restaurants and attractions.
A museum telling the early history of Netanya located in a farm established in 1928, and as such one of the earliest buildings in Netanya.
Pearl of the Tribes of Israel
The city is located on a cliff overlooking the beaches which stretch along the shore. There are paths down to the beach, as well as an elevator (see below) in one place.
A wonderful landscaped walkway on the cliff above the beach, with great views of the sea shore.
There is an elevator down the cliff to the "Sironit" beach. The ride is free and you get a fascinating view of the sea.
Located directly above the beach with a breathtaking view of sea and a 5-minute walk from Netanya’s main square and city centre.
A unique, luxurious and intimate hotel, perfect for businessmen, couples and small families seeking a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. Located at a beautiful shoreline spot, close to the city center with easy access to the beautiful promenade and the beach.
A boutique hotel overlooking the sea from an elevated cliff.
Resort overlooking the Mediterranean coastline.
Kanyon Ha'Sharon
This shopping center contains both and outdoor section and indoor section. This shopping center is also open in Saturdays.
An outdoor shopping center that contains a cinema in the basement level alongside with some restaurants in the main shopping level.
By bus
There is a bus system of 19 urban bus lines that serve all areas of the city. Most of the lines have frequency of between 10 and 30 minutes.
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