Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is a city in Israel located on the Mediterranean coast. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003, it is nicknamed the “White City”.
During your stay in Tel Aviv, stroll through the Flea Market in Jaffa. Located in the oldest district of the city, this place is perfect for bringing back souvenirs for your loved ones and discovering handicrafts. The Carmel Market, meanwhile, is ideal for people who love organic and natural products. You will find dates as well as local produce. Walk through the Old Jaffa Railway Station, a former railway station that has been renovated and transformed into a shopping centre. Out of curiosity, stop by Bakery Said Abulafia & Sons, the oldest bakery in Tel Aviv.
One of Tel Aviv’s biggest tourist attractions is its Mediterranean coastline. Relax on one of the city’s 8 main beaches, such as Gordon Beach opposite the Sheraton Hotel, the gay beach opposite the Hilton, or Jerusalem Beach and Dolpinarium.
Make the most of your holidays in Tel Aviv to discover its exceptional cultural heritage. Visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, renowned as the country’s leading museum and for its works by internationally renowned artists such as Van Gogh, Picasso and Chagall. The Design Museum Holon, meanwhile, is located in Holon and is unique in having been built entirely from metal. Bauhaus is an artistic movement in which many houses feature a rounded, minimalist architectural style. To better understand it, we recommend the Bauhaus Museum on Dizengoff Street.
End your weekend in Tel Aviv by sampling local specialities, particularly along Rothschild Boulevard and at Hatachana. In this pedestrianised area, head to Shuska Shvili, which offers more than 100 different types of beer.