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status—a symbol of exemplary environmental
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Noon Old Jaffa
Further down the coastline is Old Jaffa—the
older seaport in the world—chock full of
historical sites, restaurants, and intrigue.
Spend an hour wandering through the
picturesque alleyways, and pop in and out
of mosques and churches, ancient clock
towers, artists’ studios, museums, and trendy
restaurants. Visit the Ilana Goor Museum—
home to the renowned artist's works of art—
and don't forget to check out the stunning
view from the museum’s roof.

13:30 The Flea Market
Next to Jaffa’s picturesque Old City and
ancient Clock Tower is Jaffa Flea Market Jaffa Flea Market at night. Phot: Guy Yechiely
(known locally as Shuk HaPishpeshim), where
vendors sell antiques, second-hand, and
handmade items. This area is considered one
of Tel Aviv’s trendiest spots. the heat and head indoors to the city's latest is a business hub for start-ups, multinationals,
and most impressive indoor mall, TLV Fashion and more. At night, it transforms into a
As you dander, you’ll discover a wide selection Mall. Situated in a dynamic urban area, this hotspot nightlife scene full of lively bars and
of relaxing cafes and chilled bars, ideal for a mall offers over 200 stores including many nightclubs. While visiting, be sure to take a
bite of lunch. Sit down for a delicious meal at well-known fashion brands. High fashion, few minutes to do some people-watching at
the iconic Cafe Puaa (where every piece of haute couture, and casual wear, this spot Habima Square where you can enjoy classical
furniture is for sale!), enjoy art while you eat at has it all. By the way, a hop, skip, and a jump music by the acclaimed Israeli Philharmonic,
Beit Kandinof, or chow down at the famous away is the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, known bursting through the square's wooden
Abu Hassan hummus restaurant. for hosting highly acclaimed international film bleachers!
festivals.
15:00 Neve Tzedek Rothschild Boulevard and its surrounding
Neve Tzedek is a chic part of town with 20:00 Rothschild Boulevard streets are among the leading locations for an
cobble-stone-lined streets of upscale shops, For the truly local and urban experience, outstanding dinner. Eat alongside Tel Aviv's
art galleries, and stylish restaurants. You can head over to Rothschild Boulevard, one of Tel movers-and-shakers at Cantina (Rothschild
also find here the Suzanne Dellal Center which Aviv’s first and most iconic streets. Locals and Blvd.), experience modern Israeli cuisine at
hosts highly acclaimed dance performances. tourists alike love strolling or biking along this Port Said (Har Sinai St.), or the Japanese-
The neighborhood’s beautifully restored tree-lined avenue, packed with outdoor coffee inspired establishment Herzl 16. Leave time
houses and streets reflect the romance of kiosks, restaurants, cafes, and beautiful to sample ice cream from Otello and join Tel
the late 19th century. A walking tour here is Bauhaus-style buildings. The boulevard is Aviv's residents strolling up and down the
a must for romantics, history lovers, and fans also known as the city’s financial district and iconic boulevard. If you have time, pick up a
of small, winding alleys. You won't regret
stopping for an ice cream at Anita or grabbing
coffee at Café Alma.
Tel Aviv Beach Promenade. On left: Azrieli
Towers. Above: Night life in Neve Tzedek. Photos:
16:30 Carmel Market Dana Friedlander, IMOT
Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel in Hebrew) is
Tel Aviv’s largest and most famous open-air
market. Whether you’re looking for spices,
vegetables, or clothing at a bargain price, you
are sure to find it here. In recent years, the area
has also joined the ranks of Tel Aviv’s swanky
spots for bars, restaurants, and chef-owned
food stalls. Prepare yourself for an authentic
and vibrant Middle-Eastern experience.

18:00 Shopping
Get a flavor of Tel Aviv's shopping scene at
its independent fashion boutiques—many of
which you’ll find the length of Dizengoff St.
and in other pockets of the city. Or, escape

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