Psychiatrist Even Yehuda

About Even Yehuda

Citrus groves, detached houses and quiet lanes: Even Yehuda, founded in 1932 and named after Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, the reviver of modern Hebrew, still feels more like a large village than a town. It sits in the Sharon plain immediately south-east of Netanya and is run by a local council. Getting there without a car takes planning: there is no railway station in the locality itself, so most visitors arrive at Netanya or Beit Yehoshua station and continue by bus or taxi. Drivers use Route 4, which runs along the western edge, or the smaller roads linking Kadima and Tel Mond. Practical tip: street parking is easy near residential addresses, but allow extra time for the connection from the station, buses are not frequent.