Graffiti Tour
Can one find a better way to get to know a city, than by taking a walking tour through her most colorful parts? We’ll get to know the hippest and most vibrant parts of Tel Aviv by learning about her street art. These pictures are worth more than a thousand words, and we will learn from these murals about the people and culture, as well as history and current events.
Old City of Jaffa
Tradition tells us that Jaffa, or Yafo as it’s called in Hebrew, was founded by Yefet the Son of Noah many, many years ago. Throughout history it’s known as one of the most famous Middle Eastern ports and the one from which Jonah set forth on his famous voyage. Today its artists colony, alleyways, and views sets it apart as one of the most beautiful places in Tel Aviv. It’s for this very reason that one can spot brides and grooms having their photoshoots almost everyday of the week in Yafo.
Shuk HaCarmel & Nachalat Binyamin
There is no better place to get in touch with the real Tel Aviv than in its most famous and vibrant market. There is never a dull moment when wandering through this dizzying array of fruits and spices, clothing and tchotchkes, with local Tel Avivians just out for a snack. On Tuesdays & Fridays Nachalat Binyamin Pedestrian Street becomes a must see artists’ market with craftsmen and artists from all over Israel setting up booths and selling their crafts.
Anu Museum
Embark on a captivating journey through the kaleidoscope of Jewish cultures at the ANU Museum. From the vibrant traditions of North Africa and the Middle East to the rich heritage of Eastern Europe and beyond, discover the remarkable diversity of Jewish communities worldwide. This immersive experience will leave you with a profound appreciation for the resilience, creativity, and enduring spirit of the Jewish people.
Other Options Include:
- Palmach Museum
- Surf Lessons
- Cooking Workshop
- Bike Tour
- Sarona Market
- Blind – Deaf Museum
