Neve Tzedek is in southern Tel Aviv and considered to be one the most exquisite neighborhoods in Israel. The old neighborhood was built outside the old Jaffa in 1887.
Modern-day Neve Tzedek is dotted with all kinds of successful restaurants and cafes, and it’s certainly the most fashionable s
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If you pay a visit to Tel Aviv, make sure to include Tel Aviv museum of art in your plans. Museums that hold art can be great places to visit and get familiarized with the local culture. There is so much culture and unique ideas from many various types of Israeli artists that can intrigue the most c
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Tel Aviv is the second most populated city in Israel with a population of around for hundred thousand. It lies at the heart of the Israeli culture. cated on the Mediterranean coastline, the city's name literally translates into “Spring Mound". The city was founded in 1909, on the outskirts of th
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As one of the oldest and busiest streets in Tel Aviv, Dizengoff street was given its name in for the first mayor of the city, back in 1934. Back then, Dizengoff street was the premiere place to see and be seen and came to be the representative for Israel's cultural life and energy. During the 70s an
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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
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