The Suzanne Dellal Performing Arts Centre specialises in dance shows. Well worth a visit!
Sit in one of the beautiful oceanside cafes or restaurants for a stunning view - especially at sunset.
On the 14th of May 1948, David Ben Gurion, the first Prime Minister, announced Israel's Declaration of Independence. The hall where it was declared, has been preserved and is open to the public.
These 3 buildings house the biggest commercial centre in the region. On the top is the highest observatory in the Middle East. Tip: Have a romantic dinner at 2C restaurant located on the 49th floor
Manta Ray is a beachside seafood restaurant overlooking the Mediterranean sea, with good food and amazing views. After eating, why not head to the Etzel Museum just down the road for some history?
After your fill of history, take a seat at Manta Ray, a beachside seafood restaurant overlooking the Mediterranean sea, for the dual pleasure of good food and amazing views.
You need to book several days ahead to visit the museum. The Palmach were the elite force of the Zionist Movement's underground military organisation prior to the establishment of the State of Israel.
You can easily spend while away half a day in the fantastic Fine Arts Museum, located at 27 Shaul Hamelech Boulevard. We keep our guests updated on all the exhibitions going on!
The nicest boulevard in Tel Aviv, with many interesting buildings. There's a free architecture tour every Saturday morning at 11:00 AM. Meeting point: 46 Rothschild (corner of Shadal Street).
Check out the Arts and Crafts market that is held here on Tuesdays and Fridays.
This is the main food market in Tel Aviv. Take a wander down here for fresh fruit and veg, freshly baked bread... and there's even a beautiful flower stall right in the middle of all the commotion!
We love this museum! There's so many different types of exhibits, ranging from sculpture to furniture to jewellery.
The Old City of Jaffa is full of interesting galleries. We especially recommend the Ilana Goor Gallery.
The Flea Market is the next trendy place, with lots of new bars, good simple restaurants and new local designers stores.
Neve Tzedek is the oldest neighborhood of Tel Aviv, outside of Jaffa. It's full of nice boutiques, trendiest cafés, art galleries and good restaurants.
The Tachana is the oldest train station in Israel, where you could catch a train from Jaffa to Jerusalem. It's now renovated, and has chic designer stores, trendy bars and good restaurants.
