This market is the biggest marketplace in Tel Aviv. Place of fresh produce, street food and bargains, it also features a number of high…
First Jewish neighborhood outside Jaffa, Neve Tzedek is historic, scenic and kinda becoming "in" again.
St. Peter's is a Franciscan church in the beautiful setting of Old Jaffa.
Tel Aviv has the largest collection, more than 4000, of Bauhaus buildings in the whole world, which put it on the UNESCO list.
Located in the White City, Rothschild Boulevard is one of the main streets of Tel Aviv, popular among bikers, dog walkers and tourists.
Designed by Yehuda Magidovitch, this synagogue was built in 1926 and then restored in the 70's.
This area is notable mainly for its thriving and energetic promenade, which is especially splendid at night.
Habima is a striking new plaza with premier cultural institutions: theatre, auditorium and exhibition space.
This ancient port is still in function today and the surrounding area has recently become a popular dining and cultural destination.
This city park which lines Tel Aviv's beachfront is, together with its adjacent beach, named after a British financier, Sir Charles Clore.
Also known as HaYarkon Park, this oasis of peace is the perfect hideaway from the city's buzz.
Also known as HaPisgah Gardens, this park offers splendid views of the whole city and its seafront.
Lifeguarded all year round, this beach is a popular surfing spot. This sandy beach is also well-facilitated and features a number of…
