Tel Aviv - where rich history meets lively coastal atmosphere

If you appreciate culture, and wish to experience a vibrant nightlife and culinary delights, then Tel Aviv is your destination. With the historic Jaffa Old City and modernised Old Tel Aviv Port area, this seaside city embraces its rich history, whilst welcoming modern innovation. Take a stroll along the Tel Aviv Promenade, which is scattered with restaurants, bars, galleries and nightclubs, or head to the fashionable Florentin neighbourhood to enjoy distinctive street art and alternative nightlife. Experience the city's history by following the Independence trail, which passes by ten landmarks relating to the founding of Tel Aviv, or admire the world's largest collection of Israeli art at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. For shopping, head to Dizengoff Street, which showcases an avenue of designer shops and cafes, as well as one of Israel's largest shopping malls. For a more traditional experience, discover hidden gems and traditional produce at Carmel Market.

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Top Attractions in Tel Aviv-Jaffa

Appreciate the ancient history of Jaffa Old City

Home to the world's oldest seaport, Jaffa's Old City with its ancient stone buildings and intimate alleyways is steeped in history with a connection to biblical stories and Greek mythology. As a visitor, you will enjoy the area's distinctive art and architecture: The clock tower in the centre of the town square, and the Floating Orange Tree art installation, which pays homage to the role the citrus fruit played in Yaffa's history as an orange producer. Visit the Old Jaffa Museum of Antiques, which sits atop a hill close to the sea and displays ancient archaeological items, as well as exhibiting contemporary art exhibitions.

Relax beside the Mediterranean at Old Tel Aviv Port Area

Old Tel Aviv Port was a bustling destination for imports and exports until its closure during the 1960's. In recent years the port has been transformed into a lively entertainment area, where the wooden boardwalk shaped like waves is lined with quaint cafes, boutiques and high-street names. Sample traditional dishes at one of the many bars and restaurants overlooking the tranquil shores of the Mediterranean, or purchase local agricultural produce and everything organic at the Farmers Market. When the sun sets, the strip of nightclubs and bars transform the Port Area into an equally lively evening destination.

Experience Rothschild Boulevard's classic and contemporary charm

Rothschild Boulevard, elegantly lined with trees and benches, is nestled in the bustling centre of White City, and is one of Tel Aviv's oldest and most iconic streets. The history of the area remains evident with the traditional architecture of Independence Hall, whilst luxury residences and contemporary skyscrapers give the long Boulevard an air of sophistication. With a diverse array of landmarks and destinations, Rothschild Boulevard is home to Israel's national theatre and the Fredric Mann Auditorium, where you can enjoy a performance by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Discover Rothschild Boulevard's numerous gastronomic options, ranging from fine dining restaurants to casual coffee kiosks.

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