As Israel’s cultural and nightlife capital, Tel Aviv is experiencing no shortage of things to do. Check out some of the city’s many beaches, shops, museums or art galleries by day, wine and dine at any number of restaurants and bars and take in a show in the evening and party until the early morning at some of Tel Aviv’s world-class clubs.
The best bar in the Middle East Read More
On Friday afternoon, May 14, 1948 the declaration of Independence took place. You will re-live history by visiting this fascinating museum. At 4 p.m. – eight hours before... Read More
The Israeli Diamond Exchange district is situated at the heart of the bustling business centre of Ramat Gan- a Tel-Aviv suburb just across the Ayalon highway. Comprised... Read More
Where can you find a telescope, beautiful Persian rugs, Judaica items, traditional clothing from Uzbekistan, an ancient cannon on wheels, aging chandeliers, vintage clothes, and a handful... Read More
Japanika is a popular chain of sushi restaurants with locations throughout the city. Alongside a vast array of sushi options, you can also find other Japanese and... Read More
A popular Tel Aviv beach that attracts a young, lively crowd Read More
La Otra is a tapas-cocktail fusion bar for the adventurous. Established by the the same folks who brought you the best cocktail bars in the city —... Read More
A picturesque and relaxed beach bar and restaurant in Tel Aviv Read More
It might not be the biggest, or the most attractive one, but the Levinsky Market, or Shuk Levinsky,” has a magic of its own and is considered... Read More
The Lima Lima Bar is a popular dance-bar in the gay community. Read More
MANGO in Dizengoff Center is the flagship of the giant Spanish fashion store in Israel. The store spans a 2-story ultra-modern space and offers the newest in... Read More
Popular spots for maritime activities, including sailing and jet skiing Read More
One of the most popular Tel Aviv beaches for families Read More
Inspired by vintage designs as well as employing exceptional color combinations, Michal Negrin personally designs every piece of jewelry, clothing, home decor and accessory that carries her... Read More
A nightlife destination for anybody who likes alcohol and free live music. Read More
Founded in 1978, Miller Jewelry is one of the leading jewelry designers in the world. The five stores in Israel offer designer jewelry manufactured by them and... Read More
Although Israeli pubs have a lot to offer, there are people who are still looking for their traditional Irish pub with the proper pint of Guinness (not... Read More
Mooz is the place to get your printed t-shirts. The first Mooz store was opened in Dizengoff in 2006. At Mooz you’ll find funny t-shirts, stylish t-shirts,... Read More
The “Nalgaat centre” is where you’ll be able to participate in this once in a lifetime experience. The centre was founded in 2007, by the “Nalgaat” non-profit... Read More
Located just next to the “Carmel Market” is the Nahalat Binyamin street, home to the biggest and most popular art and craft fair in Israel. Every Tuesday... Read More
The Old Man and The Sea
The Old Man and the Sea is a cornerstone of »
THE SPOT HOSTEL
A sleek hostel which is located in the port of »
Brown TLV Hotel
The Brown TLV Urban Hotel, located in the upscale, historic »
Grand Beach Hotel
Each of the 12-story Grand Beach Hotel’s 212 spacious rooms »
Israeli Children's Museum Holon
This international exhibition is one of the most recommended and »
Jaffa's Flee Market - 'Shuk HaPishpeshim'
Where can you find a telescope, beautiful Persian rugs, Judaica »
Nahalat Binyamin
Located just next to the “Carmel Market” is the Nahalat »
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