Herzliya
20 minutes yet a million worlds away from the hustle and bustle of Tel Aviv

- Herzliya beach by Flickr user RonAlmog
Regarded by some as a suburb to the north of Tel Aviv, Herzliya is a city in its own right. Herzliya Pituach, the coastal neighborhood of this city, is one of Israel’s most exclusive, with ambassadors and industrialists among its residents. Fine restaurants as well as the nice beach and upscale atmosphere make this a great place to relax, near Tel Aviv.
What can I do?
The main attraction of Herzliya for most people is the beach. Whilst it isn’t Israel’s best beach, Herzliya’s beach is clean and attractive, and has a life guard. It does get busy at week-ends but is a great place to spend an afternoon out of the bustle of Tel Aviv (only 20 minutes away)
TheĀ Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art art is often overlooked but is a great collection of modern pieces.
And you can stay fit…

- Herzliya Marina by Flickr user RonAlmog
The lack of hustle and bustle in comparison to Tel Aviv makes Herzliya a great place to get active. Jogging and cycling could be easier and
Just north of Herzliya, in Gaash is one of Israel’s two golf courses – a nine hole course.
And eat well!
Herzliya has a large number of trendy restaurants, largely in the Industrial Zone. Whilst this sounds very unattractive, Herzliya Industrial Zone consists of glass office buildings in which are offices of international hi-tech and venture capital firms. Some of the best
The Herzliya Marina complex also has a great selection of restaurants.
Sleep…
Herzliya has a few resort-style hotels along its coastline. None of these are anything special unless you wish to be based here instead of the bustle of Tel Aviv. This is set to change in a couple of years, however, when Nobu, the Robert De-Niro owned leisure chain will open its first hotel,
Shop…
Herzliya Marina has a shopping mall although it contains the same stores as most of Israel’s malls.



















