Tel Aviv-Yafo Things to Do

 13 Reviews  As any other flea market over the world, the one in Jaffo also has many old used items for sale. Most things are second hand, and the prices are not fixed - which means you can negotiant about the... 

 40 Reviews  This is the northern-most beach along the main segment of Tel-Aviv's shore. North of here there is the rennovated harbor area, the boardwalk, and the Yarkon river opening to the sea. "Metzitzim... 

 9 Reviews  Once you arrive to Tel Aviv you cant miss this two huge Buildings which named Azriely Center. Most of the floors are actually offices but the lowest ones are all shopes, Gym, Cafe's restaurants, Huge... 

 12 Reviews  Neve Tzedek, now a neighborhood in central Tel-Aviv, is older than Tel-Aviv itself: It was founded in 1887 by Jews who decided to move out of the stifling, crowded streets of old Jaffa. They followed... 

 13 Reviews  Known as 'Shuk Ha'Carmel", the Carmel Market is the city's biggest marketplace, that is worth visiting if you are in Tel Aviv. It's possible to find everything, from chlotes to pastries, from fresh... 

 12 Reviews  If you are visiting Tel-Aviv and have a morning off your busy tourist schedule you might want to check out the Etzel Museum which will give you an insight into the struggle for independence that this... 

 12 Reviews  If you have walked the northern part of the promenade, from the Tel-Aviv Harbor to Oepra Tower, and continue to walk down the southern part of promenade towards Jaffa, you are bound to sense the... 

 13 Reviews  Twice a week, in every Thuesday and Friday, the Nachlat Bejamin St. becomes also an art market to whomever want to sale their store. Many kind of artist who present art work for home, galleries,... 

 10 Reviews  This is the large and famous Rabin Square in Tel-Aviv, it is by the city hall, nice place to take a break in the warm spring sunshine. Lots of demonstrations are held here, many demonstrations against... 

 7 Reviews  This is The Opera Tower, just at the end of Alenby street by the beach. On a hot sunny day it is a perfect place to take a break in a cool air conditioning environment. There are also coffee shops and... 

 5 Reviews  The Sheinkin street is in the centre of the city, between Alenvy st. to Dizengof st. Here you can find all the latest local and international fashion, good music stores and even some galleries. Also... 

 4 Reviews  The Tel-Aviv Harbor was born out of a dire need to be able to import and export during the Arab Revolt in 1936. Then other harbors took its place: Tel Aviv never had the right natural conditions for a... 

 6 Reviews  I don't know if it is the most popular street in Tel-Aviv but its for sure one of the most interesting streets. It's has a varied range of fashion stores, cafes, weeding dress boutiques , colorful... 

 3 Reviews  This park is well known as well as the Park of the Old Jaffa as it is placed at the top of the District narrow streets and from where it is possible to see all the city landscape It is very peaceful... 

 5 Reviews  The Jewish people was scattered all over the world since its exile from Israel by the Romans 2000 years ago. As a result, many different communities developed in different countries and continents of... 

 3 Reviews  Shalom Tower (Migdal Shalom) was the first magnificent highrise built in Israel, with its 34 floors achive 142 meters from the ground. The construction of the tower was completed in 1965 and it was... 

 3 Reviews  While you are staying in Tel-Aviv - If you would like some relax and & quite time for your mind, If you like to enjoy fresh air, the beauty of nature, and magical sights of a river - I recommend to... 

 3 Reviews  Florentin is one of those places. It's not part of any tourist tour. It's not highlighted in any guide books. But to get a feel of the everyday in Tel aviv, Florentin is a must. It's the light... 

 3 Reviews  The Bezalel market is located at the corner of King George St. and Alenbi St. You can find lots of catch, but at the same time, like in any other market - pointless staff that you never gonna need.... 

 3 Reviews  The Tel-Aviv Performing Arts Center forms the centerpiece of the Golda Center (which also includes the Kameri Theater, Tel-Aviv Museum of Art and the central library - Beit Ariella). This is the home... 

 4 Reviews  The Ben Gurion House is the old house of Israel's first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion. Later on he moved to the desert of the Negev with the idea of blooming the desert. Not so successful so far,... 

 1 Review  Hours: Sun. - Thru. & Sat. : 10:00-20:00 Friday : 10:00-18:00 Adult NIS 45 Child / Senior citizen NIS 35 Adult in Group NIS 42 Child in group NIS 32 (Group - 20 paying members) Personal Audio-guide... 

 1 Review  I visited here with a group and guide and just loved the area around - old, old houses. Although the Templars, who came here in 1886, did not believe in having churches, the German settlers eventually...