Our Tel Aviv travel guides offer a comprehensive resource for anyone planning to visit one of the most vibrant cities in the Middle East. With our Tel Aviv travel guide, you’ll have access to all the information you need to plan your trip, including details about where to stay, transportation options, and local customs. We’ll also provide you with insider tips on the best places to eat, drink, party, and explore in Tel Aviv, as well as information about the city’s unique culture and history. So if you’re ready to experience the energy and excitement of Tel Aviv, start planning your trip with our Tel Aviv travel guide today!
Tel Aviv Travel Guide
Tel Aviv Travel Guide
What to Do in Tel Aviv this Weekend
Tel Aviv is known as the city that never sleeps for a reason: the center of metropolitan life in Israel is bustling with fun things to do 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. But as a traveler who wants to make the most of your time in this magical city, you might be asking... Read More
Christmas in Tel Aviv-Jaffa 2023
Christmas in Tel Aviv-Jaffa is a unique experience. Tel Aviv, Israel’s cultural capital, is a place that simmers with winter spirit. While the magical alleys of the diverse old town of Jaffa are adorned with Christmas trees. There are plenty of activities to celebrate this special time of year. Christmas events in Tel Aviv-Jaffa, 2023... Read More
Best Things To Do in Israel in the Summer
Summer is coming! Summer in Israel is a special time of year, filled with intense heat, balmy summer nights and endless energy. For those visiting Israel during the summer months, there are plenty of summer events, festivals, markets and happenings across the country making it one of the most unique seasons to experience. Time for... Read More
Tel Aviv Pride Week Events 2023
Tel Aviv Gay Pride 2023 is set to be the party of the year, filled with welcoming vibes, bright colors, a unique atmosphere and of course, fun! As one of the most gay-friendly cities in the world, Tel Aviv Pride Week is an event not to be missed, bringing both tourists and locals alike together.... Read More
Tel Aviv Pride: June 8-9, 2023
Tel Aviv Pride has become one of the biggest events of the year in Tel Aviv. Visitors from all over Israel and the world come out in full force to celebrate. The city lights up in color and energy, proving its reputation as the Gay Capital of the Middle East, and perhaps even one of... Read More
24 Hours in Tel Aviv
When visiting Israel, you must spend at least 24 hours in Tel Aviv. This modern, laid-back city on the Mediterranean Sea is an instant favorite for visitors. It is the perfect mix of city and beach living with a thriving nightlife. It is possible to see the highlights of Tel Aviv in just one day,... Read More
Best Hotels in Tel Aviv 2023
The best hotels in Tel Aviv are becoming more competitive each year as new openings raise the bar and increase competition in the city. Our Israel travel experts are constantly impressed by new hotels, renovations and those hotels which don’t let down their standards year after year. We are based in Israel, know Tel Aviv’s... Read More
What To Do On a Saturday / Shabbat in Tel Aviv?
Experiencing a Saturday in Tel Aviv is a unique and special experience unlike other cities in Israel. Compared to Shabbat in Jerusalem, Saturdays in Tel Aviv are different. They offer both visitors and locals an array of activities. With the new launching of public transportation on Friday nights and Saturdays in Israel, travelers can now... Read More
Must-Eat Foods in Levinsky Market
If you have any interest in Israel’s culinary scene and vibrant street life, you can’t afford to miss these must-eat foods in Levinsky Market. While the market may be relatively small, its unique atmosphere is unparalleled. Chock full of traditional vendors, delicious shops, and a range of restaurants, this market is one of the highlights... Read More
Florentin, Tel Aviv
Florentin in south Tel Aviv is called Tel Aviv's Soho by many. Florentin is an old neighborhood of Tel Aviv which hasnt yet seen the same large-scale gentrification as the likes of its neighbor Neve Tzedek. Florentin has a very mixed population, traditionally characterized by poverty and transience yet now is increasingly youthful, and yuppie. It is a neighborhood undergoing change, moving away from the margins in wealth terms, along the margins creating a center for arty and alternative culture. It is a symbol of south Tel Aviv, and is a fascinating area to walk through, contrasting to the modern Tel Aviv which dominates the rest of this city, and increasingly popular for its influence on the Tel Aviv nightlife. Read More
10 Best Museums in Tel Aviv
There are loads of museums in Tel Aviv ranging from large, national institutions such as the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and Beit Hatfutsot: The Museum of the Diaspora, to smaller, more specialist museums such as the Museum of the History of Tel Aviv-Yafo, the Bauhaus Museum, and the Reuven Rubin Museum. There are also many great museums in the towns surrounding Tel Aviv: the Design Museum in the city of Holon to the south, and the Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art in Herzliya, north of Tel Aviv. Read More