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Tel Aviv, located on the Mediterranean coast in central-west Israel, enjoys a Mediterranean climate all year-round. As the second most populated city in Israel and a center for culture and entertainment, it has a reputation as “the city that never sleeps”. It is a young city- compared to the nearby ancient sites- but it offers numerous attractions for visitors, ranging from beaches to amusement parks and water parks. Tel Aviv as a huge cultural center has multiple historic sights, museums, and distinctive architecture. Visitors also experience the world-class restaurants, bars, and clubs offered by the city.

Tel Aviv is divided into 50 neighborhoods, and the city developed from South to North. Most visitors choose to stay at the center of the city in the hotels along the beach. These beachfront hotels offer Mediterranean Sea views but are still within walking distance to the city’s attractions, restaurants, shopping, and clubs. Stay near Neve Tzedek to be close to the markets. Wherever you stay, you’ll never be too far from Tel Aviv’s beaches, which have been ranked as some of the world’s best because of favorable swimming conditions, great surf, beachside spas, and athletic and fitness facilities.

Attractions and Sightseeing tour in Tel Aviv

What to see and do in Tel Aviv ?

Tel Aviv has many attractions for visitors. Historical enthusiasts head to the neighborhood of Jaffa, one of the most ancient cities of the world. Its streets are now lined with restaurants, shops, and galleries. At night, the port attracts a crowd of people with its fashionable bars.

Along with museums and monuments in the city such as the New Tel Aviv Museum of art and the Rabin Memorial monument, Tel Aviv is called “The White City” because of its Bauhaus Architecture, a collection of more than 4000 UNESCO World Heritage Site buildings built by Jewish architects who fled from the Nazi regime.

One of the best things to do in Tel Aviv is to spend time at its beaches. The peak months of beachside activity are from May to September. Families will enjoy entertainment attractions such as magicians, tattoo artists, and caricaturists. Outdoor dining, coffee houses, and ice cream parlors abound. For those who want a laid-back activity, luxury spas are great for much needed relaxation and treatments.

Tel Aviv’s restaurants are varied, reflecting the cuisines of many nationalities that have immigrated to the city. Restaurants offer dishes from Eastern and Middle Eastern cultures, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Ethiopian, European, and even American fast-food fare. Visitors can also find regional falafel and shawarma take-away stands on the streets of Tel-Aviv.

For shopping, visit the Carmel Market for fresh vegetables, dried fruits, breads and pastries and the Levinsky Market for spices. The Artists’ Market and Ben-Yehuda Street are great places for souvenirs, jewelry, and ceramics. Other shopping areas include Gordon Street for art galleries and Dizengoff Street for specialty shops.