Tel Aviv Museum of Art

“Tel Aviv is a city known for shopping and fashion. With Dizengoff Street having the best designer shops in the city, maybe in the country, the Dizengoff Center sits right in the middle of it all. With so many stores, the mall manages to offer merchandise at a range of prices”

“Atlit - Tel Aviv-University stations in 50 min. you are at Tel-Aviv's largest Park HaYarkon (about 3500 dunam) with many attractions: boats, a climbing wall, balloon, playgrounds and much more.  A train leaves once an hour. Activity from 5:13 am to 21:14 pm. Cost of one trip NIS 27.50 or NIS 40 ticket for one day which includes all-day travel by train and bus in northern and central Israel, including Tel Aviv and Haifa ”

“Nice and big place to have a good drink, chatting, knowing people, dancing. ”

“Beautiful aria with restaurants and nice shops including a very cool and fun food market”

“Neve Tzedek is today a real oasis in the bustling city of Tel Aviv. The magnificent buildings are all individual, and a relaxing stroll through the neighborhood is a great way to spend some time. Shabazi Street is the main street through Neve Tzedek and, like many of the smaller side passages is lined with boutiques, galleries, and craft shops. The Suzanne Dellal Center Tel Aviv’s dance center with a superb piazza and interesting gardens, whilst popular cafe Suzanna shouldn’t be missed. Shops in Neve Tzedek are unique. The small, narrow streets are home to small unique boutiques, design shops and other fascinating shops which you could even think are not shops. Restaurants and cafes in Neve Tzedek offer the full range of food that Tel Aviv has become known for. There is something magical about sitting out in the shaded courtyard of an Oriental style building with the sea breeze cooling you, enjoying a great light meal…”