Tel Aviv
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- Introduction
- Neighbourhoods
- Sights and Activities
- Events and Festivals
- Weather
- Getting There
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Introduction
Tel Aviv (Hebrew: תֵּל־אָבִיב-יָפוֹ; Arabic: تل أبيب, Tal ʾAbīb) is a city with several facets. With every visit, you will get a different impression of this fascinating city. The city, the second largest in Israel, has a gamut of cultural creations, which testify to its rich heritage. There are theatres, opera halls, galleries and museums, which serve as windows to peek into the city's past. And, at the same time, Tel Aviv is modern too. On the ring road and Ayalon Freeway, you can see high-rising glass office towers. With its beaches and entertainment centres, the town makes for a satisfying visit.
Neighbourhoods
Sights and Activities
Museums
The Diaspora Museum begins with 2,500 years of Jewish life in the Diaspora, meaning the settling of Jews outside Israel. Eretz Israel Museum is a national museum presenting facets of Israeli life like folklore, ceramics, handicrafts, and coinage. Ilana Goor Museum is distinct with its romantic stone arches and high ceilings. The museum showcases sculptures in wood, stone, and metal. The Museum of Art houses impressionist collection and sculptures. The Independence Hall Museum commemorates the establishment of Israel.
Beaches
The beaches are another asset of Tel Aviv. Its western border is contoured by Mediterranean sand, making miles long beaches. The sunsets are spectacular to watch on these beaches. Tel Baruch Beach at Namir Road and Propes Street is popular among families, thanks to the lawns and boardwalk. Aviv Beach at Hayakon Street is frequented by singles. The beaches at Hatzuk and Herzliya charge entrance fee. Most beaches are equipped with public amenities, including bathrooms and changing rooms.
With so many scenic beaches around, Tel Aviv has plenty of water sports opportunities. Some popular activities are boating, sailing, scuba diving, swimming and water skiing. One can charter a sailboat or a yacht with skipper of the boat. The divers must head for Dugit Diving Center. The place to go for swimming is Gordon Pool.
Events and Festivals
Weather
Most suitable time to visit Tel Aviv is from November to March. From April to October, the weather is sunny but not unbearably hot.
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| Property | Address | Type | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bnei Dan Tel Aviv | 36 Bnei Dan | Hostel | 76 |
| Dizengoff Beach Apartments | 283 Dizengoff Street | Apartment | 74 |
| Galileo Hotel | Hilel Hazaken st. 8 Tel Aviv | Hotel | 70 |
| Gordon Inn | 17 Gordon st. | Hostel | 77 |
| Hayarkon 48 Hostel | Hayrkon 48 | Hostel | 76 |
| Momo's | Ben Yehuda 28 | Hostel | 68 |
| Mugraby Hostel | 30 Allenby Street | Hostel | 70 |
| Old Jaffa Hostel | 13 Amiad st. | Hostel | 80 |
| Ophir Hotel | 43, sizengoff | Hotel | 71 |
| Sky - Hostel | Ben yehuda 34 | Hostel | 63 |
| Sub Kuch Milega | Hamashbir Street 22 | Guesthouse | 67 |
| Sun City Hotel | 42 Allenby St, Tel Aviv | Hotel | 78 |
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