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 roots of this store are in the founding of the Polo Ralph Lauren company by American designer Ralph Lauren in 1967 that has since redefined American... Read More
The most expensive and luxurious shopping mall in Israel is located in the posh neighborhood of Ramat Aviv, just near the University of Tel Aviv, and with... Read More
If you have only a couple of hours to spend in Tel Aviv (and make sure you have more!) it would probably be best to spend them... Read More
Sack’s is a global fashion house with a stylish, luxury line for the contemporary customer. With a keen sense of design, this fresh, fashion-conscious brand has a... Read More
Just at the middle of “Kdumim Square” lies the beautiful St. Peter’s church Read More
You’ll spot the place by its pink neon lights glowing from inside the glass door and the turquoise scooter standing in the entrance. By day its lower... Read More
Located in the chic Tel Aviv Port, Shablul is one of the best jazz clubs in the entire country, offering nightly live music ranging a variety of... Read More
Shalvata is one of the most popular spots in the bustling Tel Aviv Port, operating as an open-air restaurant and bar by day and hoppin’ club by... Read More
Shpagat, hangout by day and dance bar by night, is one of the most popular Tel Aviv gay establishments Read More
There’s something very welcoming in the silvia bumper look- warm and cozy but slick and sexy at the same time. We’ll start from the main floor that... Read More
Spicehaus takes the sweet “science” of cocktails one step farther (some might say too far, but not us) with bartenders dressed in lab coats, pharmacy-chic decor, syrups... Read More
Steve Madden, possibly America’s most successful shoe designer, has been making shoes since 1990. Practically cultivating a cult-like following around the world, including in Tel Aviv, Steve... Read More
Superland Theme Park is one of the hottest daytrip spots in Israel. This spectacular park sits on 20 acres in the heart of Rishon LeTzion sand... Read More
Allenby street is a great example of the Tel Aviv life-style; somewhat dirty and loud, crowded and dark, but if you know where to go- there’s always... Read More
There’s nothing like the sea to bring a smile on your face and Tel Aviv’s promenade (or the “Tayelet” in Hebrew) has the perfect setting for this... Read More
This is the most important art museum in Israel. Founded in 1932, its initial location was at the Rothschild Blvd, in the private home of Meir Dizengoff,... Read More
The Jaffa clock tower was built in honor of the Sultan Abdul Hamid II, to celebrate the 25th year of his reign. The initiative for building the... Read More
Some might consider it a juvenile genre, but comics and caricatures play an inseparable role even in adult life Read More
The Opera in Israel is unique among opera companies in Israel because of its commitment to producing original, highly creative and authentic Israeli opera. 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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