Page 6 - Discover Israel Magazine - UK edition 2019

Two cities, double the fun – check out some great spots!
In Tel Aviv
The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History
The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History
recently opened its doors to the public,
displaying an incredible range of items from
Tel Aviv University’s rare collections. The
innovative museum, housed in a building
designed like Noah’s Ark, documents the
biodiversity in Israel and the Middle East
over the millennia. It also showcases the
development and history of the human race.
Visitors will be able enjoy special exhibits, In Jerusalem
dioramas (3D models), multimedia displays,
films, video clips and more. Natural history
has never been as fascinating!
Sarona Market Tasting Tour
A tasting tour of Israel’s largest indoor
market. Discover more than 80 food stands
and stores, featuring almost any cuisine you
can imagine. Get to know the most promising
chefs of Tel Aviv – one of the world’s most
dynamic culinary destinations. The visit
includes a brief tour of Sarona’s historic
Templar Colony. A must-see attraction for
any foodie!
Fashion Discoveries & More
Tel Aviv is a fashion lover’s dream – a city
of effortless style and plenty of shopping
opportunities. From bargain buys at the
markets, to high-end designer stores,
boutique fashion stores and a selection of
upmarket malls, Tel Aviv has it all. During
your stay, explore the city to discover
handcrafted jewellery, Israeli souvenirs and
one of a kind fashion designs.
Jaffa Slope Park
Spending a relaxed sunny morning in the
park by the sea or silently watching the
sunset are both great ways to escape the
concrete jungle. Old Jaffa’s Slope Park was
recently renovated and is a real delight.
Located between the Shlomo Bay Promenade
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and the Second Aliyah Pier, it offers a
dazzling view of the Tel Aviv shoreline, the
promenade and hotels located along the
beach, and the pier, where you can join
fishermen until late at night.
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is Israel’s
leading museum of modern and
contemporary art, and home to the world’s
largest collection of Israeli art.
Mahane Yehuda Market - By Day and Night
Jerusalem’s iconic marketplace, lined with
over 250 vendors, was established towards
the end of the 19th century. Embark on a
walking tour to explore the rich history and
tastes of the market, or visit at night fall when complex is located where the first train
stalls shutter to make way for restaurants,
packed bars and Nargila (Hookah) hangouts.
Mahane Yehuda Market’s nightlife scene is
truly an experience like no other.
The Night Spectacular
A sound and light show at the Tower of
David. The Night Spectacular tells the story
of Jerusalem. It is a celebration of sound,
music and breathtaking images that envelop
the viewer into a multisensory experience.
Cultures, religions, rulers and legends are
projected on the ancient walls and magically
appear among the archaeological remains of
Jerusalem’s citadel.
Hebrew Music Museum
In Nahalat Shiva, in the heart of Jerusalem,
you will find a hidden gem - the only museum
of its kind in the world dedicated to Hebrew
music. The tablet you pick up at the entrance
transforms the museum into a captivating
interactive experience. Come listen to the
sounds of rare musical instruments from
around the world, which are you more than
welcome to play yourself, as well watch
visual arts and ethnic costumes representing
the folklore of each of the unique Jewish
Diaspora communities.
The Israel Museum – A Visit You Won’t
Forget
The Israel Museum – housing some of the
most important historical objects in the
world alongside a rich and fascinating art
collection – is a must for every tourist. From
the 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls, through
the model of Jerusalem in the time of Jesus,
remnants of cultures that are no more. The
cultural voyage continues through Israeli
art from its very beginnings, an impressive
collection of modern art, and a beautiful and
varied display of Jewish art and life.
Hatachana Compound (the old station)
This culture, entertainment and leisure
station in Jerusalem once stood. In recent
years, it has become a hugely popular
entertainment spot that truly offers something
for everyone: good food, bars, concerts,
parties, cultural events, and even activities
for children and a special ceremony
welcoming the Sabbath. Hatachana is also an
excellent starting point for tours throughout
the city, and even operates a free shuttle
service into the Old City, getting you right to
where the action is with minimal effort.
Segway Tours – Exhilarating Beyond
Compare!
Want to experience the city and get your
heart racing? Take this state-of-the-art
vehicle and join one of the many tours offered
to feel the magic of Jerusalem. Segway tours
offer guests a special experience in the heart
of a sprawling city. Enjoy the breathtaking
views of Armon Hanatziv Promenade, where
you’ll get a beautiful view of the Old City,
the Mount of Olives and Mount Scopus, or
maybe get a picturesque visit to Mishkenot
Sha’ananim, the first Jewish neighbourhood
outside the Old City walls. Let's get rolling!