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Tel Aviv Nightlife

27 July 2009 No Comment

Tel Aviv has a vibrant nightlife which is gaining international recognitian.

In Tel Aviv, clubs tend not to get busy until midnight, going on until dawn. Make sure you dont arrive too late, though, as it might take a long time to get in!

Tel Aviv Port

Fast becoming one of Tel Aviv’s trendiest nightlife spots, the Tel Aviv Port offers a variety of tastes. Many clubs here have a minimum age of 25 and a long queue. So, if you’re prepared to wait, you can experience something really cool. Options here include:

  • Erlich – Always full, its a casual but fun and friendly bar.
  • Shablul Jazz Club – Tel Aviv’s top jazz spot is open all week long attracting a ‘more mature’ customer.
  • Old School – A new dance club and bar (open Wednesday to Saturday)
  • TLV – once considered Tel Aviv’s hottest venue is still a great place to go, and it attracts international dj’s
  • Shalvata – a kind of restaurant come bar, Shalvata has lots of outdoor seating and serves full meals until late

Neve Tzedek

The South Tel Aviv neighborhood of Neve Tzedek has loads of small bars and clubs which are laid back and stylish!

Yad Haruzim

Yad Haruzim is where you will find many of Tel Aviv’s mega-bars and clubs which only get going at 12AM!

Lilinblum & Nachlat Binyamin (Rothschild area)

The original Tel Aviv nightlife began here, and today it has some of the most successful clubs and bars in the city. Saturated with clubs and bars this is a great place for bar hopping.

And…the beach

In the summer, the beach bars take on a new definition at night with all of Tel Aviv’s beach crowded at night from the Port in the north through to Yafo in the south!

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