Things to Do in Tel Aviv
On this amazing tour we will explore the great city of Tel Aviv. We will start our tour on Rothschild boulevard, the first street in Tel Aviv. We’ll visit independence hall, take a walk down Allenby street. We will have a food tasting tour in the Shuk Ha Carmel, (please note that on Saturdays the shuk is closed so I will take you on a different route). We will take a nice walk through Neve Tzedek and we’ll end our tour at the Etzel house museum. I look forward to showing you around my great city of Tel Aviv
The people of Jerusalem say:
Yes, Tel Aviv, it's just a wheel...
There are almost no professors in it,
And there are no prophets at all.
It has no more than a pinch of history,
There is no seriousness to it. No weight.
So very true, sir and madam,
No, there's nothing in it... nothing... but...
Still, there's something in it
Yes, there is something in it..
(Nathan Alterman)
Tel Aviv is a place you either love or hate. Walking in its streets, the city reveals itself to its lovers. It's history and stories, vibrant and conflicted present, and emerging future(s).
LEV HA'IR (the heart of the city) is a quarter that was built mostly between the world wars and is going through a hyper-state of preservation and development.
We will begin at Trumpeldor cemetery, a memory lane for the founders and innovators of modern Hebrew culture. From there, we will walk through UNESCO's world heritage White city, where Bauhaus architecture meets pristine sidewalks. Our path will lead us through Bialik, Dizengoff (where we will take a short coffee break) and Massariq squares, until our final stop at Rabin Square, where Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated, and visit his memorial statue (total about 2.5 Km).
In the walk, we will explore the hidden text that is encrypted in buildings and monuments, and tell the story of Tel Aviv from both inspired and critical points of view. So whether you're looking to better understand the city, get insights about the local culture and situation, or just want some good old-fashioned fun, we've got everything covered.
Please note: this walk is about 2.5km (1.5 mile) long.
Get a Street Art tour of Florentin from a real artist and Street Art Sommelier. I'm part of a community of Street Artists and for a long time, people told me I should do tours. I am obsessed with street art here and have a near-encyclopedic recognition of who did which pieces. I finally decided to listen to them and started offering limited high-quality Street Art tours of Florentin, Tel Aviv - my neighborhood.
Our meeting point is Domino’s Pizza Florentin (Florentin St. 25) It's very easy to find the spot.
( https://maps.app.goo.gl/UfoYzhZCjK6Z4rMh8?g_st=ic )
This tour is the real deal and offers a level of intimate details into the art and the artists that no other tour can. You will leave a fan and learn a ton - I promise. This is the thing I enjoy most! 🙂
Nathan
UC Berkeley, BA, Mass Communication
@StreetArtPartner
This community is very generous with the art and culture it shares, and I genuinely welcome you to join us in that spirit! 🫶
**This is a very LIMITED TOUR to maintain superb quality. If you book and cannot come, PLEASE CANCEL! Others are waiting for spots to open up. Thank you 🙂 🙏 **
Shalom, I'm Nico and I want to invite you to visit the Ancient City of Jaffa on The Sababatour.
We'll talk about the history, culture, and society of Jaffa, Tel Aviv, and Israel as a whole. But we'll focus on Jaffa while we walk through its cobblestone streets. I'll tell you why this place is so important for Christians, Jews, and Muslims ✝️✡️☪️.
The city of Jaffa is so old that it was mentioned in the Bible 📖 under the name Joppa. We have evidence of humans inhabiting this area more than 5000 years ago, and since then it has been a very important port cit through which empires and civilizations such as the Egyptians, Philistines, Israelites, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Crusaders, Ottomans, British, and even characters like Saladin and Napoleon passed through. Today the neighborhood has a unique cultural diversity, in which Christians, Jews and Muslims work together making Jaffa a good example of coexistence.
The tour lasts two hours, is an easy walk, and includes visits to:
🗼🕤 The Clock Tower
⛪ The Church of St. Peter
🏠 The House of Simon the Tanner
🌇 City viewpoint
🐞🏷️ The flea market and other points of interest
-If you have any questions, groups or want to do the tour at a different time please send me a message.
This is also the only free tour in Spanish offered in Israel! 🇪🇸
Hope to see you in Jaffa 😎
Want to explore Tel Aviv's nightlife and meet fellow travelers from all over the world? Join our fun pub crawl through Tel Aviv's most happening local bars and clubs. Each week we handpick the best places to party in, according to the recent trends, events and good vibes each place can offer 🙂 Our pub crawl includes 4 free shots (at least) and free entries to a nightclub. If you are looking for an extremely amazing experience of Tel Aviv's crazy nightlife, be sure to join us on our tour!
The price of the tour is 80₪ online or 90₪ at doors, to cover the free shots and entries 🙂
Hi evrybody and welcome to the journey to the heart of Tel Aviv! my name is Asher Rhaool and i live in Tel Aviv20 years and i love it so much! i am an history teacher and a graduate as a tour gayed.
I'm sure that you will have an amazing tour with me
and you will get an amazing experiense from many aspects like history,architecture,culture,food and more..please ber in mind that im not getting any selery and my only income is,the tips
- Dizengoff STREET AND THE Square that turn to be a memorial of the 7 of October
- THE OLD CEMETREY of the city-mueum of graves
- Old town hall of tel aviv
- Knowing the eclectic and baohouse styles of building with examples of buildings
- The Carmel market-the central open market of Tlv
- The beuty of Nhalat binyamin neiberhood
- The graffity lane
Step into the heart of Tel Aviv and journey through the incredible story of the creation of Israel, from dream to reality. This tour will take you through the city’s most iconic landmarks, tracing the visionaries, struggles, and triumphs that led to the founding of Israel.
Walk down Rothschild Boulevard, where the seeds of a modern Jewish homeland were planted, and stand at Independence Hall, where David Ben-Gurion declared Israel’s independence in 1948. Discover the pioneers’ spirit in Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv’s first neighborhood, and explore how a small collection of sand dunes became the vibrant cultural capital of Israel. Our journey will end at a breathtaking lookout above Jaffa Port, where you’ll take in the stunning coastline stretching from ancient Jaffa to modern Tel Aviv—a perfect place to reflect on the miraculous transformation of this land. Standing above the waves that have carried travelers and dreamers for centuries, you’ll see with your own eyes how past and future come together in the heart of Israel.
Through fascinating stories, historic sites, and a glimpse into the city’s dynamic culture, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how Tel Aviv—and Israel—came to be.
Whether you’re a history buff or just curious about the past that shaped this country, this tour will bring the Zionist dream to life in the streets where it all began.
Join us for a journey through history, vision, and culture in the city that made it all possible!
My name is,Asher Rhaool and I'm
a tour guide and a teacher for
History and states saines and also i have been graduated as atour gayed. I'm
Citizen of Tel aviv for a long time,so I love this city and know it so well and I'm sure that I can give amazing experiense.
This will be
A small group unique trip to the past-present of Tel Aviv, to the marvelous neighborhoods Auzat bait & neve -tsedek and it will contain this places
Please ber in mind that I don't get selery for this tour and my only incom is from the tips
.Auzat bait the first neigberhood of Tel aviv
.The indipentad declretion place of israel
.The first kiosk in tel aviv.
.The mozaik masterpiece of Naum gootman
- The amazing art center " Suzan Dalal"
- The house of Haron shloos one of the founders of the neighborhood
- The "shloosh bridge" that he built near his house
- The house of Abuel afia and Agnon a israeli author that got the novel prize
- The house of israel rokah the the founder of neve tsedek
- The museum of painter and the autor naum gootman
- The first silent movie house of tel aviv
- Shabazi Street one of the coolest streets in tel aviv
Experience Jerusalem's historical heritage on this excursion from Tel Aviv. We'll also float in the salty waters of the Dead Sea and enjoy its therapeutic mud!
Tragic Tel Aviv: A walking tour through tragedy, terror - and resilience - on Tel Aviv's most famous street.
During this tour we:
- Visit the locations of 6 terror attacks along Dizengoff Street.
- See the memorials.
- Hear about the cruelty of our enemies.
- Remember the lives of the victims.
The entire tour takes approximately 55 minutes.
