What To Do In Tel Aviv

Scooter Rental in Tel Aviv

Electric scooters have been steadily taking over the city for the past two years or so. Today, there are 4 major companies operating in Tel Aviv. Here’s everything you need to know about their prices, conditions and scooters.

The Best Seafood Restaurants in Tel Aviv

Best fashion boutiques in Israel

If you are fashion lover and looking for some perfect piece to add to your wardrobe, this article is exactly for you. We’ve got you covered with this brilliant fashion boutique that offers sophisticated, urban, and perfectly designed items – clothing, shoes, and accessories that will make you feel at your best SHOOFRA Specialty: Shoes,

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

Top 10 Hummus Restaurants in Israel

Not surprisingly, Tel-Aviv is not the only place you’ll have to visit if you want to cover this list. Stay in Israel a week, and you’ll begin to truly understand the profound connection Israelis have to hummus. It’s more than food. It’s pizza to Italians, Baguette to the French. Is it Israeli? Palestinian? Egyptian? No

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

The best markets of Israel

There’s not a lot of haggling going on in Israel, but if you’re looking for some bargains, we’ve set up a list of the top markets in Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem. Each market (or in Hebrew, “Shook”) had a completely different mentality (and merchandise) to suit just what you’re looking for. The Carmel Market (TLV) \\

Charles Clore – Alma beach beach – Tel Aviv

Charles Clore Beach, known as “Alma Beach” or “West Coast” This is a beach next to giant lawns, where the smell of barbecues rises, the beach continues to Jaffa, and in the southern part, you can release dogs. The most fun is to walk on the promenade that runs to the port of Jaffa. On

Israel’s Top 10 Shawarmas

It’s not Greece’s Gyro or Turkey’s Doner Kebab, and the Shawarma is far better. Combining the best of all worlds (exceptional meat, great salads, wonderful price-to-fullness ratio), the Shawarma stands tall as one of Israel’s top street foods. It’s highly recommended to anyone who eats meat and is prepared to not eat anything else all

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

Frishman Beach – Tel Aviv

At the end of Frishman street, this beach will definitely star in most top 10 beaches in Tel-Aviv lists. It’s a personal favorite and for many reasons. It’s easily accessible for starters, whether by car (there are many parking lots around) or by bus. It’s spotless and always quiet and peaceful. There are beach volleyball

Best Bars in Tel Aviv

It’s difficult to recommend bars in Tel-Aviv, just because half of this city is bars. Seriously, walk down a street like Allenby or Florentine, and you’ll know what we’re talking about. There are so many, with such subtle changes, that it’s hard to predict which will become your favorite and to which one you’ll never

The 10 Best Clubs in Tel Aviv

You already know that Tel-Aviv is the city that never sleeps. You know it’s packed with clubs and bars, you know there’s always something to do. But we don’t want you to get lost and confused in all this abundance of possibilities. So here are the 10 best clubs in Tel-Aviv. Trust us, start with

The Best Rooftop Bars in Tel-Aviv

It’s hot as hell, it’s night-time, it’s time to drink something on top of a building. No, we don’t know what those things have to do with each other, but we know it’s a great combination. Tel-Aviv has discovered the rooftop bars and the selection becomes wider every day. Here are some of the best

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.

The hottest gay scene in the middle east

What are some of the hottest gay locations in the hottest gay scene in the middle east? Tel-Aviv is widely known as the gay capital of the middle east, but it’s really a lot more than that. Tel-Aviv is truly a city that never sleeps – Any day of the week, you can find performances,

The Best Shopping Places in Israel

You’re on vacation, which means you’re in a mindset that allows for greater spending of money than normal life. This means you’re looking for great places to shop ‘till you drop (do people still say that?). Anyway, excuse us for contributing to its “bubble” status, but Tel-Aviv is pretty much the only city with anything

Israel’s 10 Best Burgers

It’s unclear when it happened, but the last few years have been amazing for any burger lover in Israel. Burger joints have been opening up just about everywhere, slowly and steadily raising the bar for the rest. If you’re in Tel-Aviv, you can’t miss restaurants calling themselves “Gourmet Burger Joints.” Well, they’re not wrong. Here