Tel Aviv & Jaffa

About the area

Tel Aviv, often referred to as the "White City," is a vibrant, modern metropolis located along Israel's Mediterranean coast. Founded in 1909, it has since grown into the country's cultural, economic, and technological hub. Known for its Bauhaus architecture, lively nightlife, and stunning beaches, Tel Aviv offers a dynamic blend of old and new. It is home to numerous art galleries, museums, and high-tech startups, making it a key global center for innovation and creativity. With its diverse population, rich history, and cosmopolitan vibe, Tel Aviv stands as a symbol of modern Israeli life.

Jaffa, located in the southern part of Tel Aviv, is one of the oldest port cities in the world, with a history dating back over 4,000 years. It has been a cultural and commercial hub for centuries, blending Jewish, Christian, and Muslim influences. Today, Jaffa is known for its charming narrow streets, vibrant flea markets, historic architecture, and a picturesque port that draws both locals and tourists. The area offers a mix of ancient landmarks, such as St. Peter’s Church, and modern galleries, cafés, and artisan shops, making it a unique fusion of past and present.

Tel Aviv & Jaffa Top Highlights

Bauhaus

Tel Aviv is home to the world’s largest collection of Bauhaus architecture, earning it the nickname “The White City” and a designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 1930s and 1940s by German-Jewish architects who fled Europe, these buildings reflect the minimalist, functional style of the Bauhaus movement. Characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes, and a focus on practicality, the Bauhaus structures in Tel Aviv create a unique architectural landscape. Today, the preserved buildings are a testament to the city’s modernist heritage, drawing architecture enthusiasts from around the world.

Graffiti & culinary tours

A vibrant and unique way to experience the city's dynamic culture. These tours take visitors through the colorful streets of neighborhoods like Florentin, where striking street art and graffiti murals tell stories of social change, politics, and creativity. Alongside the visual feast, the culinary side of the tour introduces participants to Tel Aviv’s diverse food scene, from local markets such as the Carmel and the Levinski markets, to trendy eateries, offering everything from authentic Middle Eastern dishes to modern Israeli fusion cuisine. Together, these tours provide an immersive experience that captures the artistic and gastronomic spirit of the city.

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Nahalat Binyamin

The Nahalat Binyamin art & craft street fair is a vibrant and colorful artisan market held on Tuesdays and Fridays, offering a lively atmosphere filled with creativity. Local artists and craftspeople display handmade goods, including jewelry, ceramics, textiles, and unique artwork. Located in one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, the fair is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, providing a perfect blend of street performances, live music, and shopping. The surrounding area is also home to charming cafés and historic architecture, making it a must-visit spot for an authentic Tel Aviv experience.

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Nahalat Benyamin arts and crafts fair, Tel Aviv

Anu Museum

ANU Museum, the largest Jewish museum in the world, offering an immersive journey through Jewish history, culture, and identity. The museum’s interactive exhibits span thousands of years, showcasing artifacts, multimedia displays, and personal stories that explore the global Jewish experience. With its engaging and modern approach, ANU provides visitors with a deep understanding of Jewish heritage, from ancient times to the present, making it a must-visit cultural destination in Israel.

The Peres Center

The Peres Center for Peace & Innovation is a leading organization dedicated to fostering peace, collaboration, and technological advancement in the region. Founded by former Israeli President Shimon Peres, the center aims to bridge divides by promoting dialogue and cooperation between Israelis and their neighbours, particularly through initiatives that focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and social impact. The Innovation Center showcases Israel's achievements in start up and technology and serves as a hub for future-forward thinking, where visitors can explore ground-breaking advancements in various fields. Through its diverse programs in peacebuilding, education, and cross-border cooperation, the Peres Center continues to inspire hope for a more peaceful and innovative future.

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