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Tel Aviv must see attractions

1. Gordon Beach

Gordon Beach boasts the inviting blue waters of the Mediterranean and a sandy beach on one side and the bustling city center of Tel Aviv on the other. Because of its central location and its comfortable facilities, Gordon Beach has long been a favorite summer destination for Israelis and international visitors alike and attracts an eclectic mix of sun worshippers.
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2. Rothschild Boulevard

Elegant Rothschild Boulevard (Sederot Rothschild) cuts through the heart of Tel Aviv’s UNESCO-listed White City. This is one of the city’s busiest cultural and nightlife districts. Modern skyscrapers rise above traditional Bauhaus buildings, which double up as restaurants, shops and upscale residences. Splitting Rothschild Boulevard into two sections is a central garden, where locals meet to chat and linger at coffee shops.
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3. Jaffa Port

Jaffa Port has an ancient history that precedes the Bible stories that made this port world famous. Come here early to sample some fresh produce from the Jaffa Port Market and buy freshly caught fish straight from the fishing boats, then take in the sights and visit the shops and galleries.
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4. Hilton Beach

Hilton Beach is one of a string of beaches that spread out along Tel Aviv’s glorious Mediterranean shoreline. Views over piercing-blue waters and powdery soft golden sands lure visitors that want to relax amid a picturesque coastal setting. Rolling waves attract surfers and a youthful crowd. Put the sightseeing on hold for a day and experience Israeli’s love for seaside entertainment at Hilton Beach.
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5. Jerusalem Beach

Despite its urban setting, Jerusalem Beach is remarkably clean. The clear blue waters are perfect for a swim, and with lifeguards present year round, it’s a great place for families too. Find plenty of places to eat and drink along the promenade.
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6. Carmel Market

Embrace the bustle of Carmel Market, an expansive, open-air shopping “shuk” that sells Middle Eastern food, clothing and souvenirs. Don’t let the vastness of the market inhibit you; instead enjoy its noise and size on a long stroll past its many stalls.
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7. Old Tel Aviv Port

Check out the Old Tel Aviv port, one of Israel’s coolest places to shop, dine and party. Join the locals by strolling, cycling or rollerblading over its long wooden deck or simply enjoy the views.
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8. Frishman Beach

Get a sense of how lively and friendly Tel Aviv is on the golden sands of Frishman Beach. This long stretch of shoreline is immensely popular for obvious reasons, with fine golden sand and wooden gazebos to protect you from the hot Mediterranean sun. In spite of its popularity, however, it’s still possible to find space of your own due to the vast size of the beach.
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What to do in Tel Aviv

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Gordon Beach

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Gordon Beach captivates with golden sands and vibrant atmosphere along Tel Aviv's bustling promenade. Enjoy beach volleyball, taste local cuisine at seaside cafés, or witness spectacular Mediterranean sunsets.
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Where to stay in Tel Aviv

Find the best Tel Aviv areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Tel Aviv
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Neve Tzedek

Beaches and shopping are highlights of Neve Tzedek. Make a stop by Rothschild Boulevard or Hatachana Compound while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Elifelet Station to get around town.

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Florentin

Travelers enjoy Florentin for its restaurants and shopping. Consider checking out Levinsky Street while you're in the area.

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Kerem HaTeimanim

Kerem HaTeimanim is beloved for its stunning beaches. Take some time to explore sights in the area like Banana Beach and Geula Beach.

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Old North

The pristine beaches and captivating waterfront views are top of the list for many visitors to Old North. A stop by Ben Gurion House or Ben Yehuda Street might round out your trip.

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New Ramat-Aviv

While New Ramat-Aviv might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Ramat Aviv Mall and Eretz Israel Museum.

Popular day trips from Tel Aviv

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Ramat Gan

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Ramat Hasharon

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Lod

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Ra'ananna

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Petah Tikva

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Rishon LeTsiyon

Frequently asked questions

Is Tel Aviv worth visiting?
Renowned for its history and culture, finding awesome things to do in Tel Aviv is a cinch. Don't forget to add Rothschild Boulevard to your trip itinerary while here.
How do I spend a day in Tel Aviv?
After you've checked off top attractions like Rothschild Boulevard and Jerusalem Beach, spend some time enjoying the retail and food options in Tel Aviv.
What is the top tourist attraction in Tel Aviv?
Don't leave without visiting Rothschild Boulevard, ranked the top tourist attraction in Tel Aviv.
Is three days enough to stay in Tel Aviv?
Three days will be plenty of time to tick off the leading city attractions, like Rothschild Boulevard, Jerusalem Beach and Old Tel Aviv Port. The average stay in Tel Aviv is four days. If you have the urge to extend your getaway, Netanya isn't far away.
Is Tel Aviv a walkable city?
Some key attractions in Tel Aviv, including Rothschild Boulevard and Jerusalem Beach, are within walking distance. You can also visit several of the city's popular neighborhoods on foot. Just 3 kilometers from central Tel Aviv is Tel Aviv Beaches and Kerem HaTeimanim is 2 kilometers away.
What are some activities to do in Tel Aviv with kids?
Whether you're traveling with young explorers or adventure-seeking teens, a fun-filled itinerary takes your trip to the next level. Take a look at our recommendations for what to do in Tel Aviv with kids.

What to do in Tel Aviv for adults?
Benhaim Winery and Ben Yehuda Street are just two of the things to do in Tel Aviv. With plenty of activities available, there's something here for everyone.
Are there free things to do in Tel Aviv?
From visiting parks to wandering around vibrant neighborhoods, it's a breeze to find free things to do in Tel Aviv. If you need inspiration, ask for tips from a local tour guide. Rothschild Boulevard is a great spot for anyone looking to save on their sightseeing activities.

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