Tel Aviv walking tour & city guide
Beaches, Bauhaus and old Jaffa.
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Tel Aviv is a lively Mediterranean city of beaches, cafés and nightlife. Its 'White City', with thousands of Bauhaus buildings, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the ancient port of Jaffa lies at its southern end.
The beach and the White City
A long promenade runs along the city's beaches, busy with joggers, cyclists and people playing matkot, a beach paddle game. Rothschild Boulevard and the streets around it are lined with white Bauhaus buildings from the 1930s.
Jaffa and markets
Old Jaffa has stone lanes, a clock tower, a flea market and a harbor with sea views. The Carmel Market is the city's busiest market, and the Neve Tzedek neighborhood has charming streets and boutiques.
Top sights in Tel Aviv
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Old Jaffa
An ancient port town.
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Beach promenade
A seaside walk along the city.
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Rothschild Boulevard
Bauhaus buildings and cafés.
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Neve Tzedek
A charming old neighborhood.
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Tel Aviv Port
A waterfront of shops and restaurants.
Food markets & where to eat in Tel Aviv
Carmel Market
Stalls of fruit, spices and street food.
Sarona Market
An indoor food hall.
Jaffa Flea Market
Cafés among antique stalls.
Food to try in Tel Aviv
Falafel
Fried chickpea balls in pita.
Shakshuka
Eggs poached in spicy tomato sauce.
Sabich
Pita with fried eggplant and egg.
Opening hours and prices change often. Please check with each place before you visit.
Plan your trip to Tel Aviv
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- Hotels in Tel AvivCompare places to stay and prices.
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