
Passover in Tel Aviv (Pesach), falls from April 21st-28th, 2027. There are events for all ages, from great parties and concerts to family-friendly festivals. And with spring officially upon us, Passover in Tel Aviv is also a time for the beach, with more and more people taking advantage of the weather and heading to the sand.
2027 Tel Aviv Passover Events
Check back to this page later to see 2027’s special Passover events.
Free Museums over Pesach
There will be many free Passover museums across Tel Aviv, including the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Design Museum Holon, and the Rabin Center.
Tel Aviv Saturday Walking Tour
Take advantage of the great weather and explore the streets of Tel Aviv beyond the facades, discovering the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. Even on the weekend, you can stroll through the lively Florentin neighborhood and scenic Park HaMesila on our Tel Aviv Saturday Walking Tour: Florentin & Park HaMesila, which takes you on a journey through colorful street art, local hotspots, and hidden corners that reveal Tel Aviv’s creative energy
Head out of Town
Join a tour to Masada and the Dead Sea, to the North, head south to the Negev, and make a one-day excursion from Tel Aviv. Alternatively, make this holiday the time you fulfill your lifelong dream to visit Petra.
Head to the Beach
As spring takes to the air, Pesach is the start of bathing season and subject to good weather, Tel Aviv’s beaches will undoubtedly be swarming with tourists over the holiday week. To figure out which Tel Aviv beach you’d like to relax at, see our guide for inspiration.
Old Jaffa Passover
Sometimes, during Passover or other holidays, Old Jaffa‘s Kedumim Square hosts musical performances, family-friendly shows, and cultural events covering a range of styles from disco and 1970s hits to popular Israeli music. Since these events are occasional rather than guaranteed, it’s best to check local event listings or the Old Jaffa cultural calendar before you plan to attend.
Pesach in Israel
There are loads of Passover activities and events in Israel. For guidance, check out our separate article about things to do for Passover in Israel.














