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The best attractions, experiences, and things to do in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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The beach — Tel Aviv's 14km of Mediterranean coastline, the city's living room—
Gordon Beach and Frishman Beach — the most popular central Tel Aviv beaches—
Hilton Beach — the gay beach and the dog beach, the most colourful in Tel Aviv—
Old Jaffa (Yafo) — the 4,000-year-old port city, galleries, flea market and the Clock Tower—
Jaffa Flea Market (Shuk HaPishpeshim) — the most atmospheric antique market in the Middle East—
Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel) — Tel Aviv's great food market, the city's daily ritual—
Levinsky Market — the spice and dried fruit market, the most aromatic in Tel Aviv—
Sarona Market — the upscale food hall in restored Templer Colony buildings—
Bauhaus architecture tour — the White City, 4,000 Bauhaus buildings, a UNESCO World Heritage area—
Rothschild Boulevard — the spine of the White City, café culture and Bauhaus buildings—
Independence Hall — where David Ben-Gurion declared the State of Israel in 1948—
Tel Aviv Museum of Art — the finest art museum in Israel, Israeli and international art—
Eretz Israel Museum — the comprehensive museum of Israeli history, archaeology and culture—
Palmach Museum — the story of the Palmach fighters who established the State of Israel—
Ben-Gurion House — the modest home of Israel's first prime minister, free to visit—
The Nachalat Binyamin Arts & Crafts Fair — Tuesday and Friday artisan market—
Florentin neighbourhood — the grittiest and most artistic neighbourhood in Tel Aviv—
Neve Tzedek — the most charming and historic neighbourhood, boutiques and cafés—
Kerem HaTeimanim (Yemenite Quarter) — the oldest neighbourhood, the best hummus—
The Port of Tel Aviv (Namal) — the revitalised port, farmers market and weekend nightlife—
HaYarkon Park — the largest urban park in Israel, music festivals and riverside walks—
Reading Power Station — the industrial landmark turned arts venue on the Yarkon river—
Hummus at Abu Hassan in Jaffa — the most famous hummus in Israel, worth the queue—
Shakshuka at Dr Shakshuka in Jaffa — the Tripolitanian egg dish, the definitive breakfast—
Falafel at HaKosem or Falafel Gabai — the great Tel Aviv falafel debate—
Sabich at Sabich Tchernichovsky — aubergine, egg and hummus in a pita, extraordinary—
Israeli breakfast — the most lavish breakfast culture in the world, vegetables and cheeses—
Street food on Dizengoff Street — the food artery of Tel Aviv—
Fine dining at Manta Ray or HaBasta — Tel Aviv's finest seafood and farm-to-table—
Mashya at the Indigo Hotel — the most acclaimed modern Israeli restaurant—
Craft beer at Jaffa Beer or Dancing Camel — Israel's craft beer revolution—
Wine tasting — Israeli wine has arrived, Golan Heights and Galilee produce world-class bottles—
Nightlife on Allenby Street — the most electric nightlife in the Middle East—
The Lighthouse (Hamigdalor) — the rooftop bar with the best view of Tel Aviv—
Abraxas North — the legendary club that defines Tel Aviv's global club reputation—
Shabbat in Tel Aviv — Friday evening transforms the city, quiet streets and family gatherings—
Day trip to Jerusalem — the holiest city in the world, an hour by train—
The Old City of Jerusalem — the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre and Al-Aqsa—
Yad Vashem — the Holocaust memorial and museum in Jerusalem, essential and profound—
Day trip to the Dead Sea — the lowest point on earth, float in the salt water—
Day trip to Masada — Herod's mountain fortress above the Dead Sea, sunrise cable car—
Day trip to Caesarea — the Roman city on the Mediterranean coast, amphitheatre and aqueduct—
Day trip to Akko (Acre) — the Crusader city, the finest preserved medieval port in the world—
Day trip to Haifa — the Bahá'í World Centre gardens, the most beautiful in the Middle East—
Day trip to Nazareth — the city of Jesus, the Basilica of the Annunciation and Arab markets—
Day trip to the Sea of Galilee — the freshwater lake where Jesus walked on water—
Tel Aviv Pride — one of the largest Pride parades in the world, June—
Tel Aviv Marathon — March, the biggest running event in the Middle East—
Purim in Tel Aviv — the most spectacular street costume festival, February-March—
White Night (Layla Lavan) — one night in June when Tel Aviv celebrates culture until dawn—