Tel Aviv – the Gayest City in the Middle East
Over 1.6 million tourists come to Tel Aviv Israel a year to enjoy the culture of a city that never sleeps with its boundless night life and activities at all hours of the day and night. Tel Aviv has 44 hotels in its city limits with over 6,500 rooms all across the city. Many global brand names have locations in Tel Aviv, such as Crowne Plaza, Sheraton and Hilton. There are parks all over Tel Aviv. The most visited park is Hayarkon Park. Many rock and pop concerts happen in Hayarkon Park. All over the city are museum tours, architectural marvels and cultural sites. City tours are prevalent in Tel Aviv and are done in different languages to suit a wider variety of audiences. There are bus tours, walking tours and Segway tours to appeal to many different forms of transportation.
There are over 100 sushi restaurants alone in Tel Aviv. One of the Italian style restaurants in Tel Aviv was rated the best outside of Italy by Italian officials. There are a number of world class restaurants throughout Tel Aviv that serve not only Israeli cuisine but international flavor as well.
Tel Aviv – The Gay Capital of the Middle East
Tel Aviv has been called “the gay capital of the Middle East” by Out Magazine. Tel Aviv is friendly to the LGBT community. Tel Aviv is filled with a LGBT vibe that one would typically associate with Sydney, Australia or San Francisco, USA. Tel Aviv holds the largest pride parade in Asia which hosts over 100,000 people a year. In 2008, Tel Aviv oversaw Israel’s first sex festival. Also in 2008, the city set up an LGBT Community Center. This provided all municipal and cultural services in one place to all LGBT persons in the city.
The Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater in Tel Aviv is the largest dance center in Israel. Tel Aviv holds 18 of Israel’s 35 centers for performing arts. Over 55% of all performances and over 75% of all attendance occurs within Tel Aviv’s city limits. The Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center is the host of the Israeli Opera. Placido Domingo was house tenor from 1962 to 1965. Classical music performances including opera are held every day in Tel Aviv. The world’s best conductors and soloists put Tel Aviv on their lists of places to play. The Israeli Ballet is based in Tel Aviv and there are many other modern and traditional dancing troops that frequent Tel Aviv for the enjoyment and enrichment of those in attendance.
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