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Tel Aviv Overview
The second largest city in Israel, second only to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv is a bustling metropolis that has given rise to a new way of life for many Israelites, a modern city in a land where the history stretches back to the dawn of civilization. While Jerusalem might be only a short distance down the road, filled to the brim with holy sites and religious wonders, and the surrounding countryside might be packed with thousands of years of history, Tel Aviv is anything but reserved and historical. This is the throbbing heart of modern Israel, a city that the citizens have termed their own version of… read more New York. If partying on the coast of the Mediterranean with some of the hottest people in the country is more to your liking, then Tel Aviv is absolutely the place you want to be.
Technically, Tel Aviv is still relatively small when compared to some of the world’s largest cities, but that doesn’t stop her from pulling out all the stops for residents and visitors. This is a place where the modern vibe is strongest, giving rise to what is now considered the Middle East’s second largest city economy. It has transformed in the past decade into a haven for international travelers who are keen on enjoying a party atmosphere while taking in the Mediterranean, far removed from the more intimate havens that exist along the coast in other countries such as Spain or Italy.
Tel Aviv is a beach destination, of that there is no doubt, but the city is also a major cultural center for Israel, with some of the best performing arts venues in the country. Beyond the clubs, the shows, the beaches and the resorts are the markets, giving visitors an excellent opportunity for taking in some true Middle Eastern sounds and tastes. All in all, Tel Aviv is one of the brightest spots in the Middle East right now, and is accessible to all levels of travelers.
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3 reviews The view of the ocean was magnificent. It was a pleasant stay. Hotel employees are very helpful. I commend it. Highly likely to stay at this…
2 reviews This, hands down, is one of the few and rare places I totally fell in love with halfway around the world in the Yemenite Quarter of Tel Aviv…
1 review On a recent business trip to Tel Aviv, my local rep recommended that I stay at the Hotel Dan, Tel Aviv, citing this as the best hotel on the…
1 review If you have ever taken a family trip to Israel, it doesn't take long to figure out that the traditional hotel accommodations one finds in Te…
1 review Dizi Frishdon is a bar for young people I would say ages 24-30. It attracts pretty women and successful men. It is the right place to be in …
I am israeli so I can be picky about my falafel it has to be crispy on the outside and soft on the inside but no mushy and greasy. Pita has…
1 review HaTraklin is for those would like to combine a decent meat portion with friendly bistro atmosphere and a bottle of decent wine. There is ple…
1 review Messa is like France meets New York! The decoration of the restaurant is a swank "white on white" interior design. There are distinctive s…
1 review hey there! in Israel the salsa scene is getting bigger and bigger every year. dancing salsa is a good way to meet some locals and expirie…
1 review The best part of living in Tel-Aviv it's that it's on the sea, and when you have an apartment like I usually have on the beach itself, then …
1 review Ben Gurion (Tel Aviv) airport is one of the world's tightest security controlled airport. Espeically when departing the airport, allow yours…
2 reviews Hayarkon 48 is best described as a welcoming and social hostel, perfect for solo travellers and small groups alike. The combination of a siz…
2 reviews The hotels in Tel Aviv Isreal this time of year are over 100US dollars. This hostel for a single private bedroom is 60US dollars. It is less…
1 review I enjoyed my stay at Momo's. The rooms are fairly basic although if you are used to staying in dorms it will be nothing new. They have locke…
1 review Sub Kuch Milega may look a bit rough and run down, but it turned out to be one of the best hostels I have stayed in for quite a while. The a…
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