What To Do In Center District Of Israel

Go on a Graffiti Tour in Tel Aviv

You can’t walk through Tel Aviv and not notice the crazy amounts of graffiti the city covers. It can be simply writing on the side of a building or elaborate, colorful paintings covering an entire wall. Graffiti is a part of Tel-Aviv’s essence and character. If you start looking closely, you’ll see recurring characters, familiar

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Exploring the Ins and Outs of the Carmel Market

At first, the Carmel Market (Shuk Hacarmel) can seem a bit intimidating: It’s big and crowded, can get pretty loud, and seems to offer an unorganized mix of goods. But all it takes is a stroll from start to finish to wrap your head around the place. Lucky for you, it’s basically just a long

Jaffa – The Past Meets the Present

Don’t miss out on the true Jaffa We have a couple of ideas to get the most out of your visit. Jaffa might be what you had in mind when you thought of Israel: The exotic smells, the mix of cultures, unique architecture, and the incredible mix of ancient and brand new. While touring the

Jaffa’s Flea Market – Shuk HaPishpushim

Shuk Hapishpeshim (literally – The Flea Market) in Jaffa is one of the best markets (Shuk) in Israel. First of all – It’s beautiful. Big enough to walk around, varied enough to keep you interested, and close enough to the beach to make for a perfect day in the sun. The shuk is open Sunday

The Best Beaches in Tel Aviv

You’re not gonna miss the beach, but which one should you go to? You really can’t say you’ve seen Tel-Aviv if you haven’t been to the beach. And if you came on a particularly sunny and hot day (meaning every minute of mostly every day) – they’re one of the better places to be in.