AI generatedTel Aviv
Israel · 5 m
Short description of Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv (תל אביב) was founded on sand dunes in 1909 and grew into the one Israeli city that is about the present rather than the past. Its White City holds around four thousand Bauhaus and international style buildings put up by architects who fled Germany in the thirties, the largest concentration anywhere, and it went on the UNESCO list in 2003. Fourteen kilometres of beach run the length of the city with a promenade the whole way, and the bars stay open until people leave. Jaffa at the southern end is four thousand years older than everything behind it.
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Best time to visit: April – June or September – November
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Tel Aviv beaches and the seafront promenade
- Old Jaffa and its flea market
- White City Bauhaus architecture (UNESCO World Heritage)
- Carmel Market
- Rothschild Boulevard and its cafes
- Bars and clubs of Florentin and Dizengoff
- Neve Tzedek lanes and the Suzanne Dellal centre
- Hummus, sabich and the Levantine street food
- Jaffa port and its fish restaurants
- Tel Aviv Museum of Art
- Sarona market and the restored templer colony
- Cycling the Tayelet seafront path
- Surfing the Mediterranean beach breaks
- Fine dining of the Israeli chef restaurants
- Nachalat Binyamin craft fair (every Tuesday)
- Rabin Square and the assassination memorial
- ANU Museum of the Jewish People