“This mall have everything, from known brands to unique designers, food market on Fridays and art exhibitions from time to time.”

“This architectural gem of a museum houses some of the finest art collections in the Middle East, from classic to contemporary. Visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art (TAM) to see the works by local Jewish-Israeli artists as well as leading international artists such as Jackson Pollock, Kandinsky, Monet, Dalí, Rodin, Van Gogh, Klimt and Picasso. The Tel Aviv Museum of Art (TAM) opened even before the state of Israel was established. In 1932, the first mayor of the city, Meir Dizengoff, established the museum in his home on Rothschild Boulevard. The museum’s present-day Main Building on Shaul Hamelech Boulevard opened in 1971 and houses the permanent collections. See local art from the 20th century onwards in the Department of Israeli Art. The Department of Modern and Contemporary Art showcases international works from the mid-19th century onwards. Find eye-catching works in the Department of Prints and Drawings and the Department of Photography. Of course you can’t miss the Old Masters Department, with outstanding works from the 16th to the 19th century. Last but not least, the Department of Architecture and Design will inspire you to think outside the square. Thinking outside the square is exactly what the American architect Preston Scott Cohen did when he designed the museum’s futuristic wing, the Herta and Paul Amir Building. Light streams in from the central light well, drawing in Tel Aviv’s sunny character. Its two floors above and three floors below ground level are full of inspiring artworks, so you could spend all day in this wing alone. Apart from admiring art and architecture, also come to TAM to listen to concerts and lectures in its auditorium, see international cult movies in its cinema and attend creative workshops and art classes. The Lola Beer Ebner Sculpture Garden and Nata's Garden are the museum’s creative outdoor spaces. Also visit the ever-changing social and political modern art exhibits in the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion on Tarsat Street, included in your ticket price. The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is located in the city center and can be reached by public transportation. The museum is open daily, except Sundays. TAM stays open until late on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Guided tours in English are available.”

“1st neighborhood of Tel Aviv characterized with unique atmosphere full of small designers shops,caffes,galleries& restaurants .Its colorfull facades wich makes this place best location for weddings shooting day :-) ”

“This is the largest beach in Tel Aviv. The food is their unique selling proposition. Very tasty! It is the HQ French during high holidays”

“Market in the middle of the city for Fresh vegetables, clothes and nice bars”

“Largest park in Tel Aviv. It includes extensive lawns, sports facilities, botanical gardens, climbing wall and you can rent a peddle boat on the Yarkon river ”

“The oldest port in the world. A must for anyone visiting for the first time. Old stone walls and blue water in the distance tell the story of ancient sailors and cultures meeting. ”

“the national theatre to the left and the concert hall, home to the israel philharmonic orchestra, to the right - beautiful square to sit, enjoy the architecture & watch people walking by”

“The main blvd. of TLV. The best restaurants, Burgers, Pizzas, Bars and everything you can think of - is right there.”

“Eating out can be very pricey but if you know some insiders’ places, it can be even cheaper than buying products in grocery stores. Tel Aviv is well known for its amazing street food. If you’re traveling to Tel Aviv, eating hummus has to be on your must-do list. I wanna tell you about a hummus place I discovered last summer in the heart of Shuk HaCarmel – “Hummus Magen David”. Once you’ve tried Magen David hummus, you would never compromise for industrially made hummus in supermarkets again. This place is always busy and you have to wait in line for a while but it’s worth it. All tables are shared, so feel free to grab a seat with strangers.”

“Amazing street market of Tel Aviv. Bustling on a Friday with amazing fresh fruit and veg, bakeries, clothing and niknaks. ”

“Amazing indoor market, open everyday with lots of food and vibe. 10 min drive”

“All the area is great, you can find all sorts of bargains on the market, good food and very nice Jaffa atmosphereץ”

“Dizengoff during the day is good for shopping and cafes. At night the street is full of bars and clubs. Late night food spots are also available, ”

“Pharmacy + beauty & personal care products. (Located at floor -1 inside the shopping center).”

“Another place by Eyal Shani, great food, full with locals, very noisy, open air sitting, and socializing with locals :)”