Exploring Herzliya reveals a wealth of beauty and attractions, much like the rest of Israel's cities.
Sydney Ali Mosque - situated near Appolonia Park, perched atop a cliff. This mosque stands on the tomb of one of Salah al-Din's esteemed courtiers and served as a caravanserai for an extended period. Admission is free of charge. It is advisable not to enter the mosque during prayer times.
Herzliya Yacht Harbor is the largest marina in the Middle East, boasting approximately 800 berths for vessels of diverse sizes. Throughout the summer season, it hosts a plethora of entertainment events, including concerts, dance parties, art fairs, sporting events, and more.
"Beit Rishonim" ("The First House") is Herzliya's historical museum, home to an extensive archive of the city's historical documents that narrate the tale of its early years. The museum vividly recounts Herzliya's inception through light and sound effects, three-dimensional images, photographs, and authentic documents. The museum is ensconced in a splendid garden adorned with fruit trees and flowers.
If you have an interest in history, don't miss the mosaic floor of the 6th-century church, the remnants of Mahmish, and the ruins of the port and fortified Crusader city of Arsur. All in all, the city is beautiful, picturesque, and exceptionally captivating!
