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City in Israel
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Nahariyya (Hebrew: נַהֲרִיָּה, also transliterated Nahariya, occasionally Naharia) is a small city with a population of 50,000 in the Western Galilee in the north of Israel.
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Dozens of statues by artists from around the country.
Migdal HaMayim
One of Nahariya's symbols, it was established in 1936, 27-meter-tall tower that provided water to the city among other things. The lower floor has a small gallery with exchange exhibits by local artists.
HaKatze
Local artists gallery with exchanged exhibits.
Beit Liberman
Nahariya's museum that tells the story of the city through a permanent exhibit & archive.
Akhzivland is a micronation founded by Eli Avivi in 1971 as a "hippie micro state" to oppose redevelopment by the French resort chain Club Med. It attracted artists, models, writers, politicians, and countercultural figures It has a guest house, beachfront campground, and a museum of local findings from the sea and seashore. The Israeli government did not recognize the state, but granted Avivi a 99-year lease.
Take a carriage ride around Nahariya for a unique perspective of the city.
mostly for kids/youth and families.
Sail from Nahariya to Akhziv Islands, Rosh Haniqra, and Acre. Dive shipwrecks, the Akhziv canyon, and Rosh Haniqra grottoes.
Havat HaHayot
Over an area of approximately 18 acres, includes hockey court. Just make sure to bring your own skates.
For the whole month, free concerts with the popular Israeli singers/bands.
Gil Lekol Gil
For small children till age 8.
Nahariya's oldest pub, since 1981, with rock music in the background.
Mega dance bar with special events.
HaPara
Pub with live Israeli concerts usually on Saturdays and Thursdays at 21:30
Formerly Plaza Nahariya. On the waterfront.
A family hotel, offering a clean, welcoming atmosphere. In quiet surroundings a few steps from the beach and the Town Center.
Founded in 1960 as a traditional family inn, Hotel Erna later became well known as one of the best small hotels in the northern seashore of Israel.
Also has 5 movie theaters
By bus
Buses run from Haifa and Akko (Nateev Express route numbers 271, 272). The Central Bus Station is not far from the railway station.
Even though the city is rather small, its sights are spread widely. So, you might want to hire a taxi depending on where you will want to go.
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