Afula

By bus or by taxi

You can use buses from Tel Aviv (825), Haifa (301), Jerusalem (953) and Tiberias (541, 840). From other cities in the valley (Migdal Ha'emek, Bet Shean, Nazareth) you can get to Afula by Superbus buses or by sherut (shared) taxis. Sherut taxis also available from Tel-Aviv, Haifa and Tiberias. Note that buses departing from Afula to bigger cities stops at 22:00.

From the West Bank

From Jenin (also applicable to Nablus and Ramallah): Take a shared taxi (sherut/serviis) or hitchhike to the border, and cross on foot. From the Israeli side of the border, taxis to Afula cost ₪40-50. Alternatively, you can take bus 52 from the roundabout after the border into Afula (₪7.40).

By Train

• Afula Railway StationThere is a train every one hour from/to Haifa. There are 4 local buses that their schedules are synced with the train arrivals and departures.

By bus

Superbus operates 14 internal bus lines (2, 3, 6, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 110, 115, 116, 123) inside Afula.
Lines 15, 16, 110 and 123 serve most parts of the city to the train station.
Line 10 has a very high frequency of every 10 minutes.
Line 20 is a special line to the market and it operated on Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday only. The line's frequency is every 30 minutes.
Line 19 has few stops in the city but it continues to the towns Marhavia and Sulam. The line's frequency is every 60 minutes.
Line 6 is a special line to the cemetery and it has only 5 trips per day each direction.

• Culture HallLocated in the center of the city. Here you can watch theater shows, opera and films.

• Art GalleryIn the same building as the Cultural Hall. Displays works by local artists.

• Givat HaMorehThe largest mountain within the Jezreel Valley; Afula's eastern suburbs are built on its slopes. Nice place for easy hike. It's highly recommended to go all the way up to the mountain viewpoint in order to watch the beautiful landscape from above. You can go up with Kavim buses from Afula (Lines 3, 14, 2). Bus ticket costs ₪4.40 for a single ride ticket or ₪6.70 for a ticket for the whole day. For the second option - a purchase of Rav Kav card from one of the central bus stations across the country in advanced is required)

• 'G' BaEmekA large shopping center on the road from downtown Afula to Givat HaMoreh. To get there you can use any bus from Afula to Givat Hamoreh or to Afula Ilit - 10, 3, 2, 9, 14 and 13 (Bus ticket costs ₪3.80 or ₪5.80 for all day). In this large and modern shopping center you will find cafes, restaurants, clothing stores and many other shops. The 'G' is pronounced as an English letter.

• Falafel GolaniLocals say this is the best falafel in the middle east. Near Falafel Golani you will be able to find many other falafel and kebab shops such as Falafel Ha'Nasi, Baguette Nir and Shawuarma Al'Fasi as well as few bakeries and pizzerias

• HaTzarfatia HaKtana

  phone: +972-4-6526516
  address: address: 5 Shprintsak St, Afula
  a caf'e and restaurant in Afula, open since 1991. HaTzarfatia HaKtana has been managed for the last 12 years by Tami and Dganit, who have turned it into a well known spot in the Afula area. This is a place to celebrate birthdays, weddings, other specials events, and of course, a place to come spoil yourself any day of the week.
• Spoons - coffee shop. Located at the center of the city, Near Karmel Hotel.
• Aroma Espresso Bar - There are two branches of this chain in Afula. One is at the center of the city by the end of Arlosoroff Boulevard (Near the city hall), the second is located inside the G-Ba'Emek open mall (on the road from Afula to Tiberias).More information about Aroma Esspreso Bar. Also inside G-Ba'Emek you will find branches of BBB Burgers Bar, Cafe Greg and other coffee shops and restaurants.

• Malon Karmel

  phone: +972 -4- 6522106
  address: 7 Zalman Hoz st, Afula

• Malon Nof Tavor

  phone: +972-4-6408000

• Ha'emek Medical CenterAn advanced hospital, on the main road to Givat HaMoreh and Tiberias (5 minutes drive from the center of the city)

• Tel Megiddo is located nearby (10 minutes drive) in the Jezreel Valley.
• Mount Tabor is a natural site and Christian holy place in the Lower Galilee.