The Beit Habe’er Museum is a remnant of the Pardes HaGdud citrus farm, established in 1927 and specializing in the cultivation of citrus trees. Today, the building serves as a heritage site dedicated to the history of Netanya and its first settlers.
The museum presents several exhibitions, including a collection of objects and tools dating from the early days of settlement in the 1920s. Visitors can also discover the story of the first well, dug on the site in 1929.
