Must See Sites in Tel Aviv

The Beaches
The beautiful seafront promenade is perfect for a leisurely stroll, and a popular place to jog or run. There are plenty of good restaurants, cafés and ice cream parlors located here – as well as lively pubs, clubs and discos which attract a late night party-going crowd. During the day you can enjoy free street performances too, and the kids can let off steam in the children’s playgrounds situated along the beachfront.

Old Jaffa
Old Jaffa can be reached via the promenade, and deserves to be on the itinerary since it is the birthplace of Tel Aviv. The charming historic alleyways, restaurants, shops and attractions including the flea market and the Visitors’ Center – as well as the Old Port make this a worthy stopping off point.

The New Tel Aviv Museum of Art
This new cultural outlet was opened in 2011 in The Herta and Paul Amir Building. Impressive on the outside, the building was designed by architect Preston Scott and local architect Amit Nemelich and features 430 polished cement panels. Inside, you will find a host of fascinating temporary exhibitions, as well as a permanent collection of Israeli art.

Carmel Market
The biggest marketplace in the city, Carmel Market is renowned for its food stalls featuring local specialties – from falafel, to artisan breads, olives and exotic spices.