1. Jaffa

Venture to the ancient port city of Jaffa, located in the southern part of Tel Aviv. Wander through the narrow alleyways of this historic neighborhood, filled with art galleries, charming boutiques, and vibrant markets. Take in breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and visit landmarks like the Clock Tower and St. Peter's Church.

2. Carmel Market

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Carmel Market, Tel Aviv's largest open-air market. Engage your senses as you wander through the bustling stalls filled with fresh produce, aromatic spices, colorful textiles, and delicious street food. Experience the lively ambiance and interact with local vendors to get a taste of the city's culinary and cultural scene.

3. Sarona Market

Sarona Market, a culinary hub in Israel, features imported delicacies and local delights. Located in a historic Templar colony, this 8,700-square-meter market showcases specialty food shops from around the world. Adjacent to the indoor market, you can explore clothing, book, and shoe stores, surrounded by charming lily ponds and green spaces.

4. Nahalat Binyamin Market

Nahalat Binyamin Street hosts an Arts and Crafts Fair twice a week. With 220 talented creators, it offers authentic artwork and a vibrant atmosphere. From glassware to jewelry, it's the perfect place to find unique Israeli gifts.

5. Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Art enthusiasts should not miss the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Discover an impressive collection of Israeli and international artwork, ranging from modern and contemporary pieces to classic masterpieces. The museum also hosts rotating exhibitions, showcasing a diverse range of artistic expressions.

6. White City (Bauhaus Architecture)

Explore the UNESCO-listed White City, known for its iconic Bauhaus architecture. Stroll through the streets lined with over 4,000 buildings designed in the distinctive Bauhaus style. Admire the clean lines, functional design, and striking facades that earned Tel Aviv the title of the ``Bauhaus Capital of the World``

7. Walking tours of Tel Aviv

Guided tours offer the best way to immerse yourself in the essence of neighbourhood, delving into their unique stories and cultural heritage. From the modern streets of Tel Aviv to the ancient alleys of Jaffa, these tours provide a comprehensive and engaging experience of these vibrant cities. Lace up your walking shoes and embark on a journey of discovery through the captivating streets of Tel Aviv and Jaffa.

8. Life along the beachfront

Experience the lively beachfront lifestyle filled with coffee sipping, matkot (a popular Padel ball game) and volleyball games. The beachfront is a hub of activity where people gather to enjoy the sun, engage in sports, and immerse themselves in the energetic rhythms of Israeli culture. Join in the fun as locals and visitors alike embrace the beachfront ambiance, creating memorable moments along the sandy shores.

9. Other cities

Explore nearby cities easily accessible by train within an hour from Tel Aviv:

- Jerusalem: A cultural journey to the spiritual center of three major faiths, with sacred sites and a rich heritage.
- Haifa: Discover the stunning Baha'i Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its captivating terraced landscapes.
- Caesarea: Unearth the ruins of an ancient Roman city, including an aqueduct and an impressive amphitheater.

10. Dead Sea

The Dead Sea offers a unique experience like nowhere else. Being below sea level, you can float effortlessly on its waters, enjoying the sensation of weightlessness. Explore this natural wonder and indulge in the mineral-rich, therapeutic properties of the Dead Sea for unforgettable memories.