5 בתי כנסת בנתניה — לפי שכונה, עם כתובת. זמני מניין ונוסח משתנים; מומלץ לברר מקומית לפני שבת.
Herzl St 2, near Kikar Ha'Atzmaut (Independence Square), Netanya
Netanya's largest and central synagogue, on the Herzl pedestrian mall near Independence Square. Opened around Passover 1935 to serve all Jewish communities of the city; built in Bauhaus style with a large white marble-clad dome, expanded in the 1960s. A designated heritage site.
Kiryat Sanz neighborhood, Netanya
Central chassidic beit midrash of the Sanz (Klausenburg) community, established in 1956 by Rabbi Yekutiel Yehudah Halberstam, founder of the first Hasidic neighborhood in an Israeli development town. Anchors a complex of schools, yeshiva and the Laniado Hospital.
Netanya
Synagogue serving the Tunisian community and French-speaking Sephardi worshippers and families.
Long-established English-speaking Orthodox congregation (over 50 years), with daily services and classes in English; a hub for Anglo immigrants and tourists.
Krinitzi St, Netanya
Beautiful synagogue serving immigrants from Georgia, with distinctive curved shofars and exhibits on Georgian-Jewish heritage.