Herzliya, Rishon L'Tzion, Rehovot and Ramla

These are all quiet towns around Tel Aviv. Herzliya has an affluent section, Herzliya Pituach, with a gorgeous beach, an inhabited sandcastle, and the ruins of a Roman fort, Appolonia. Rehovot is the home of the world-renowned Weitzmann Institute of Science, named after Israel's first president who was an acclaimed chemist in Britain during the Second World War. The institute conducts research into all the natural sciences. Rishon L'Tzion was the first Jewish settlement in Palestine. It boasts a winery where you can join a tour and a wine tasting. Ramla was founded by the Arabs in the 8th century and has some interesting mosques and churches. One of these, the Church of St Nicodemus and St Joseph Arimathea, contains the rooms Napoleon used as staff headquarters when he tried to conquer the Turks in Palestine in 1799.

Herzliya Business Park

Adjacent to the prestigious residential area of Herzliya Pituach, the Herzliya Business Park is being built these very days. It is a prestigious business and hi-tech park, the first of its kind in Israel. On an area of 27 dunams, seven buildings and two luxury towers will be built, offering some 120,000 square meters designated for offices, exhibition areas, trade, storage and parking. As an independent complex, Herzliya Business Park supplies all necessary communication requirements, cleaning and maintenance services, ample parking, lawns and nurtured gardens. From the essence of its location in the midst of a vibrant and active business environment, Herzliya Business Park enjoys bank and postal services, a variety of restaurants and coffee shops, amusement centers and other businesses close by.

Herzliya, Rishon L'Tzion, Rehovot and Ramla

Herzliya Business Park

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