Travel to Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is the metropolis of Israel, located just several kilometers far from Jerusalem, a relatively young and modern city, a feature of which is more pronounced in the concrete skyscrapers, besieging the city and rising along the coast and a little reminiscent of some South American resorts.

History of foundation of Tel Aviv linked to the ancient Jaffa, 3000 years of past. In fact, the history of Jaffa dates back to the period of Ottoman Empire and for nowadays in its stone edifices and along the narrow streets are the artists’ quarter and some tourist centers are disposed.

In 1909, several dozen Jewish families established a settlement, which later became Tel Aviv. Place called Akhuzat Bayit began to expand and soon established other new areas. And in 1948, it was exactly here in Tel Aviv, where Ben-Gurion announced the State’s independence.

Today Akhuzat Bayit is the historic heart of the city, surrounded by a modern and more recent buildings and areas.

It is a town that is open to visitors 24 hours a day, a rich in culture, entertainment and shopping centers, with golden beaches and exotic markets.

It appears as a cosmopolitan city where tradition and modernity seen together, where you can get excited about a visit to the flea market in the day and have a vibrant nightlife, parties and barbecues on the beach, or also spend a pleasant time in the elegant restaurant, cafes and clubs that are open until dawn.

Tel Aviv seems a city that never sleeps, and, in fact, is the first modern style city founded in Israel. It also is the center of economy and national culture, with a plethora of artistic events and festivals. With the length of 14 km along the Mediterranean Sea and disposition near the industrial sector, are flocking here every day thousands of workers, tourists and visitors for various excursions and leisure, to visit restaurants and enjoyable places to have a fun.

Travel to Tel Aviv will also open its magnificent architecture, shaped by various trends, among which occupies a prominent place the Bauhaus style, featuring with clear geometric shapes. The so-called White City spread from Allenby Street in the direction of the Yarkon River.

There are more than 20 museums are presented in Tel Aviv, including the famous Museum of the Land of Israel and the Museum of Art.

For comfortable stay in Tel Aviv there is a broad selection of hotels, the possibility of renting holiday apartments or hostels. It is also impossible to miss the chance to visit modern shopping centers. All the above that makes Tel Aviv the business capital of Israel, the international venue for meetings, exhibitions and conferences of great importance.