Things to Do in Tel Aviv

The old part of the city makes for a tranquil, enjoyable day out. Having been around for 4000 years, it now combines the stunning beauty of antiquity with the intrigue of artists’ quarters and boutiques. Stroll the streets, or head towards St. Peter’s Catholic Church and the Flea Market.

Spend some time learning about the Jewish Diaspora through interactive methods. The Beth Hatefutsoth museum chronicles the Jewish travels over the years using an innovative, non-artifact approach. An audio-visual educational delight.

Yarkon Park is the biggest urban green area in Tel Aviv. Get away from the bustle and stroll around the botanical gardens. Or you can get wet in the water park. Also, if you’re lucky, there’s even the odd pop concert held here.

With hot weather and Mediterranean seas, Tel Aviv’s beaches are right up there with the best in this part of the world. They become especially vibrant during Shabbat on Friday evening, when drums and flame grilled food accompany the beach-side revelers.

Every August Tel Aviv plays host to a new-wave hippy extravaganza. Beats and body paint go hand in hand as parades and parties wash the city with their shared message of peace and love. This really is one not to miss.