Hadera

• Hadera's Central Bus StationLocated in the city.

• From Tel Aviv take bus lines 852 or 872. These lines stop at the Central Bus Station.
• From Jerusalem take bus line 942. This line terminates at the central bus station.
• From Haifa take bus line 921 from Carmel Beach CBS. This line stops at the central bus station.

Also see Bus travel in Israel.

By Train

• Hadera Train stationService from/to any other train station in Israel, including Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv, Haifa and more - according to the train's timetable. From Hadera West train station take a local bus, since the station is near Hadera forest and not inside any neighborhood.

There are 12 local bus lines, operated by Egged.
Lines 15, 18 and 22 are commuter lines to the train station. The regular service bus lines are 1, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 17. These lines are circular except lines 1, 13 and 17.
Line 54, operated by Kavim, is also somehow a local bus line but it has few stops at Hadera and it continues to the town of Elyakhin.

• Khan Museum of Hadera

  address: HaGiborim 74
  A museum of Hadera's history, housed in an mid-1800s Ottoman building

• Hadera river parkA park next to Hadera river and the power plant.

• Hadera Forest

• Orot Rabin Power Plant

  phone: +972 4 624-1561
  Israel's largest power plant, supplying 19% of the country's electricity. During holidays and vacations, you can arrange to visit as part of a group. Minimum age for children is 8.

• TechnodaA science museum.

• Eucalyptus trailA trail connecting all the historic sites in central Hadera.

• Lev Hadera Mall

  phone: +972 4-6322570
  A typical shopping mall at the city center. Used to be the biggest in Hadera.

• Mall Ha'Hof VillageThe biggest shopping mall in the city. An outdoor shopping mall that also contains a surfing wave pool.

These is a single hotel in Hadera.

• Ramada Hadera

  phone: +972 4 8866700 (*9410 in Israel)
  address: 2 Rechab'am Ze'evi St
  Located near Kfar HaYam complex.
  

• Caesarea is located north of Hadera.