Things to Do in Tel Aviv

Explore Shuk Levinsky & Shuk HaCarmel

Dive into Tel Aviv’s 2 bustling marketplaces to try fresh produce, spices, street food, and handmade items. Shuk Levinsky is near Rothschild and is known for their spices

Stroll Rothschild Boulevard

Walk down this iconic boulevard lined with historic Bauhaus architecture, cafes, and shops. It’s perfect for people-watching and soaking in the city’s vibe

Relax at the beach or go paddleboarding!

Visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Home to an impressive collection of Israeli and international art, including pieces by Van Gogh and Picasso. The museum's architecture is stunning too!

Biking in Park Mesila & Tayelet

A favorite spot for locals, this long park is ideal for biking and enjoying Tel Aviv’s green spaces. You’ll pass parks, playgrounds, and great city views. Next, bike up the Tayelet all the way to Herzliya or south to Bat Yam. Park Mesila & the Tayelet are connected. Feel free to message me for top places to rent bikes (there’s an Olim place on Ben Yehuda)

Wander through Neve Tzedek

Tel Aviv’s oldest neighborhood is full of charm, with boutique shops, galleries, and cozy cafes. It’s a lovely place to stroll around

Experience the Nightlife in Nachalat Binyamin & Florentin

Explore the absolutely hopping Nachlat Binyamin and then make yourway to Florentin. This hip neighborhood is buzzing with street art, quirky bars, and a young, vibrant nightlife. Also great during the day!

Visit Jaffa’s Old City

Just south of Tel Aviv, Jaffa’s historic port, flea market, and narrow alleys offer a glimpse into the past

Shop the Nachalat Binyamin Art Market

This open-air market is open on Tuesdays and Fridays, featuring local artisans selling everything from jewelry to ceramics

Hostage Square: With Simcha, there is also heartbreak, and the pains of the past year are very real. While you’ll see it everywhere you go, pay respects and visit the artwork at Hostage Square

Take a Culinary Tour

Tel Aviv is a food lover’s paradise. Join a culinary tour through markets and hidden gems to sample traditional Israeli dishes, street food, and gourmet bites

Dialogue in the Dark (The Blind Museum)

Experience the world from a completely new perspective at this unique museum in Holon, just outside Tel Aviv. Guided by visually impaired guides, visitors walk through everyday scenarios in total darkness, relying on senses other than sight. It’s a powerful, eye-opening experience that encourages empathy and awareness

See the Street Art in Florentin

Florentin is known for its colorful street art and graffiti. Take a self-guided tour or join a guided one to learn about the artists and their work

Tour the Bauhaus Center

Tel Aviv’s White City is a UNESCO site known for its Bauhaus architecture. The Bauhaus Center offers tours to explore these historic buildings

Visit the Ilana Goor Museum in Jaffa

This museum is both an artist's residence and gallery, featuring unique pieces by Ilana Goor and other artists. The rooftop offers panoramic views of the sea.

Day Trips From Tel Aviv

The South, commemorating October 7th – If people are interested, we can look into organizing a trip with a guide to visit the tragic sites of October 7th

Jerusalem – Explore ancient history, spiritual sites, and bustling markets in Israel’s capital, including the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Mahane Yehuda Market. 45 minutes train from Tel Aviv

Acre (Akko) – Discover this UNESCO World Heritage city with its Crusader fortress, ancient walls, underground tunnels, and vibrant port. You can take the train from Tel Aviv, and if you go, you must eat at Uri Bari

Dead Sea & Masada – Float in the famously salty waters and enjoy the mineral-rich mud baths. The lowest point on Earth. Masada: Hike or take a cable car to this historic mountaintop fortress, offering stunning views of the Dead Sea and rich history from King Herod’s reign. There are day trips from Tel Aviv

Caesarea – Wander through ancient Roman ruins, amphitheaters, and aqueducts, and visit the scenic harbor with its cafes and beach spots

Haifa & the Bahá'í Gardens – Visit Haifa’s stunning Bahá'í Gardens with their beautiful terraces overlooking the Mediterranean, and explore Haifa’s lively German Colony

Zichron Ya’akov – A picturesque town with boutique wineries, art galleries, and a scenic main street full of cafes and shops

Rosh Hanikra – At the northern border (assuming its safe), explore the incredible white limestone grottoes by the sea, accessible by cable car

Bet Guvrin-Maresha National Park – Discover fascinating underground caves, including ancient cisterns and burial caves, in this unique archaeological park

Ein Gedi Nature Reserve – A desert oasis near the Dead Sea, with waterfalls, wildlife, and beautiful hiking trails

Beit She'an – Explore one of Israel’s best-preserved Roman and Byzantine sites, with ancient ruins and impressive mosaics