Overview
Ra'anana is a 70,000-resident suburb in Israel's Sharon region, notable for its large American and British immigrant population and subsequent influx of Argentinian and French communities in the 21st century. The city prides itself on spending more on education than any other Israeli municipality, giving it a polished, family-oriented feel.
Culture · Day Trips · Family Travel · Museums
Before you go
Accommodation
No hostels exist in Ra'anana. Budget travelers should stay in Tel Aviv or Herzliya and visit as a day trip.
Culture
The city has strong American and British heritage with 21st-century waves of Argentinian and French immigrants.
Transport
Local bus line 29 serves the main Ahuza drag; the city is walkable at under 30 minutes north-south.