Herzliya Travel Guide

 gubbi1 Says:  When you visit the National Park you most probably have noticed chimneys and high buildings. But here in the park you can enjoy the nature inside and outside the parks boundaries. The high coast gives excellent views into the water and along the coast. I really enjoyed the... 

 gubbi1 Says:  Center piece of the national park is for sure the Crusader Fortress. Here quite some structures are left, but the bridge that you will use is not the one that was used in the past. Approaching the visitor bridge you can see parts of the old bridge. In the fortress you can... 

 gubbi1 Says:  During the ottoman periode this lime kiln was used to burn lime limestone for the construction of buildings. The fire was burning in the structure that you can see today, while the lime stone was placed ontop of the roof. After four to six days the stones were ready. 

 gubbi1 Says:  When walking on the Sea Path you will pass several reservoirs that were used to collect rain water. Access to water was important especially if you keep in mind the various sieges that were held here. Have a look at the round shaped water pool and the cisterns. 

 gubbi1 Says:  After passing the moat when entering the park you will come to ruins of a roman villa. The villa existed here in the first and second century. Its architecture was traditional with an open central courtyard. 

 gubbi1 Says:  Just after entering the Apollonia National Park you will pass the moat. This structure is a part of the fortifications that the crusaders set up to protect the city. It can be dated back to around 1150. 

 iblatt Says:  This is a nice, wide, central beach in Herzliya-Pituach. The Herzliya Municipality has recently (2011) constructed a beautiful scenic promenade between the Acadia and Daniel hotels, on the hill above the Acadia-North beach. They also made this beach very accessible to all:... 

 iblatt Says:  Once the family home of the Chizik family, now this is a municipal museum commemorating the founders of Herzeliya and its early days, from the 1920s to the 1940s.A lifesize image of Theodor Herzl greets the visitors from the balcony, reminding them who this city is named... 

 iblatt Says:  "Etzel Avi" means "Chez Avi" in Hebrew. This is a simple beach restaurant which is very strategically located, on the lower promenade of the Herzliya Pituach beach. You come here for the location, not for the food. The menu includes all the usual items you find in such... 

 iblatt Says:  In Israel even an evening in November is a good time to sit outdoors in the Hertzeliya marina, eat and have a drink, and the breeze is pleasant and not too cold.We spent a very nice evening in the Kakao Espresso Bar; this is one of several branches of this trendy network of... 

 iblatt Says:  "Nine Beach" is a popular and trendy lounge - bar on the Zvulun Beach in Herzliya Pituach.Indoors, the decor is a mixture of Moroccan and modern design. There is also outdoor seating on the sand, with soft red romantic lighting. On some evenings there is live music, anything... 

 ophiro Says:  If you want to use train you can get to the stop close to the 7 stars mall.I think it is not the best location if you want to go to the marina because from there you must take a taxi or walk for 30 minutes.From Tel Aviv it will take something like 10-15 minutes and it will... 

 iblatt Says:  You can walk the entire length of Herzliya's coastline: It's 5.9 km one way.Starting in the Tzuk (cliff) Beach in the south, the first 2.4 km segment will bring you to the Acadia Beach. On the way you will pass the built-up marina, where you can add an extra 2.16 km to your...