
Netanya clifftop promenades (Tayelet)
Attractions & sights
A chain of landscaped clifftop promenades above Netanya's beaches.
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Attractions & sights
A chain of landscaped clifftop promenades above Netanya's beaches.
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Attractions & sights · City centre (Kikar HaAtzmaut)
Glass lift opened in 2014 on the Rishonim promenade that takes you down the 15 m cliff to the central beaches in about 20 seconds, with a lookout bridge and accessible paths to the waterline.

Attractions & sights · City centre (Kikar HaAtzmaut)
Netanya's central square, with an ornamental fish pond, fountains, light and water shows, play features set into the paving, street performers, fairs and festivals.
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Attractions & sights
National memorial on Netanya's seafront commemorating the Red Army's victory over Nazi Germany, part of the city's central memorial site next to Beit Yad LaBanim.
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Attractions & sights · City centre (Kikar HaAtzmaut)
Self-guided walk past the street art in the market, Herzl and Zangwill streets and around Independence Square, using a published map; guided tours can be booked through the Netanya Museum.
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Attractions & sights · City centre (Kikar HaAtzmaut)
Three galleries on the Tel Hai promenade in the city centre with changing exhibitions by local and Israeli artists, plus talks, workshops and meetings with artists.
Attractions & sights
A German railway cattle wagon of the type used to deport Jews to the death camps, placed in 2014 at the Beit Yad LaBanim compound as a Holocaust memorial.
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