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Tel Aviv University
Right opposite the university.
Arts & Culture
Beit Hatfutsot is a fascinating museum. it chronicles Jewish life across the diaspora over thousands of years using interesting and creative displays.
40 locals recommend
Beit Hatfutsot - The Museum of the Jewish People
15 Klausner StBeit Hatfutsot is a fascinating museum. it chronicles Jewish life across the diaspora over thousands of years using interesting and creative displays.
Shopping
Ramat Aviv mall is one of Israel's largest and most luxuriest shopping centers. it offers the shoppers a unique experience and many international leading fashion houses.
89 locals recommend
Ramat Aviv Mall
40 Einstein StRamat Aviv mall is one of Israel's largest and most luxuriest shopping centers. it offers the shoppers a unique experience and many international leading fashion houses.
Sightseeing
Visitors to the museum join the group of young Palmach recruits from its establishment, and advanced through the story of the Palmach until the end of the War of Independence.
7 locals recommend
Palmach Museum
Visitors to the museum join the group of young Palmach recruits from its establishment, and advanced through the story of the Palmach until the end of the War of Independence.
Tel Aviv’s tallest building, is the highest observatory in the Middle East. From here fantastic views across Tel Aviv and the coastline almost 50km to the north and south can be seen.
22 locals recommend
Azrieli Observatory
Tel Aviv’s tallest building, is the highest observatory in the Middle East. From here fantastic views across Tel Aviv and the coastline almost 50km to the north and south can be seen.
The beach is clean and well-maintained. It has toilets and showers,restaurant, BBQ facilities, and a volleyball that is lit in the evenings for the convenience of the players.
47 locals recommend
Tel Baruch Beach
The beach is clean and well-maintained. It has toilets and showers,restaurant, BBQ facilities, and a volleyball that is lit in the evenings for the convenience of the players.
This lighthouse was built by the British authorities in 1934 to help ships approaching the shore safely.During its construction the remains of an Assyrian fortresses was discovered.
Reading Street
Reading StreetThis lighthouse was built by the British authorities in 1934 to help ships approaching the shore safely.During its construction the remains of an Assyrian fortresses was discovered.
Entertainment & Activities
On the north of Tel Aviv you'll find Hayarkon Park, with its bicycle trails, little flowing river, green lawns and wide variety of family activities.
176 locals recommend
Yarkon Park
Ussishkin PromenadeOn the north of Tel Aviv you'll find Hayarkon Park, with its bicycle trails, little flowing river, green lawns and wide variety of family activities.