Best places: Tourist attractions in Hadera Subdistrict

👍👍 The entrance to both of the museums is free and so is the parking. The two museums are located in beautiful, impressive structures. Ralli 1 exhibits Latin American art featuring many of Salvador Dali's sculptures. Ralli 2 has a wonderful exterior plaza full of white sculptures. Inside, the main exh...

Memorial garden & nature park with paths, hiking trails & the crypt of Baron Edmond de Rothschild.

👍👍 Very beautiful nature rocks Beach 🏖️⛱️ The beach is very clean, have smooth and white sand part, and other parts have very interesting Rocks with different shapes...my girls love to play here, watching the small 🐠🐟 swimming and small crabs 🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀 running on the/between the rocks (a lots of cra...

👍👍 Beautiful place. Need to pay entry fee. Highly recommend to visit!!!

Ancient Roman ruins, including aqueduct & amphitheater, plus beach & upmarket harbor shops & dining.

Protected landscape of beaches, bays & sandstone ridges, with the remains of an ancient harbor town.

👍👍 This place was a concentration camp established by the Brits to detain Jewish refugees. You can see the real sheds where they stayed. There are also replicas of an airplane and a boat that brought refugees. There is a nice movie inside the airplane about the mission to bring Iraqi Jewish refugees .

👍👍 The"Hana Senech House " is locatrd in the center of kibboutz Sdot Yam,in front of Cesaree beach,and Cesaree museum of archeological antique monuments/sculptures from the roman occupation period. Giving to Cesaree its name due to Cesar empiereur of Roma empire In Hana Senech House we learn about the...

👍👍 The place was an old bottles factory that turned into museum. The exhibitions are very interesting and educational and include archeological remains and glass artwork. You can walk from there to the beach and have an easy hick along the beach. Highly recommend for kids. Now you can enter for free on...

👍👍 A very essential green lung for eastern part of Hadera. In the middle of the new Schehunat HaPark neighborhood. There are a lot of walking paths and very large grassy areas. In the middle is a large artificial lake stocked with koi fish and lately also a number of ducks. A lot of effort is being in...

👍👍 A wonderful place for kids of all ages. And not just. As a parent I enjoyed as well. You can enjoy many "extreme" challenges along with more relaxed attractions. If you choose so some wet attractions will make any hot day feel a lot better.

Prehistoric caves with exhibits including an audio-visual show, plus nature trails & lookouts.

👍👍 nice one

👍👍 This aqueduct is a nice place to stop and take in the view of what is left of this ancient Roman structure, watch the sunset or enjoy the beach nearby. The stone work is lovely and the photos come out great.

👍👍 Nice neighbourhood can only enter with the car if you live there. Not a must but cool to visit if you're in the area.

👍👍 Wonderful museum showing the history of NILI and the Aharonson family, who had an important role in bringing the British to overthrow the Turkish rule in the early 20th century. They do only guided tours, Eng and Heb. Informative and interesting. The preserved home interior, was also beautiful to se...

👍👍 Unique fine for any art lover and anybody else too. Beautiful peaceful place. It's outside so we went in the eve when the sun is not too strong. The sculptures are truly beautiful. Giant beautiful sculptures. The artist have a great vision and excellent technical skills, sculptures are spiritual wit...

👍👍 A wonderful place with a fun guide. Plan an hour and book in advance. He brings the history of music boxes to life for all ages. Had fun with two adults and kids ages 8, 11, 13

👍 Countryside older stylish design sanygougu, makes you feel like abroad, just near the main walking center area. Mixed congregation and traditional ashkenazi services.

👍👍 It is a real treasure that is unfortunately not properly taken care of. These beautiful mosaics have been there for one a half millennium and yet there is no protection, people just walk over them, and it is not even recognized as the major work of art it is.