Wow...this place is expensive! 774 shekels for 3 with only one bottle of wine. Sea Bass whilst tasty was over 150 shekels a fish...
When Shabbat ends, Ben Yehuda Street is the best place to be! The streets really come alive – you have to see it for yourself!
The Flea Market is the next trendy place, with lots of new bars, good simple restaurants and new local designers stores.
Neve Tzedek is the oldest neighborhood of Tel Aviv, outside of Jaffa. It's full of nice boutiques, trendiest cafés, art galleries and good restaurants.
This is the main food market in Tel Aviv. Take a wander down here for fresh fruit and veg, freshly baked bread... and there's even a beautiful flower stall right in the middle of all the commotion!
These 3 buildings house the biggest commercial centre in the region. On the top is the highest observatory in the Middle East. Tip: Have a romantic dinner at 2C restaurant located on the 49th floor
A proper restaurant serving all kinds of local dishes. For drinks, nothing beats the roof top (1 floor high) in a summer night.
Wailing Wall -- also known as the Western Wall. Awesome place for prayers and meditation.
Great place to go shopping. Interesting places to visit inside the city. If you get a chance pray The Way of the Cross.
Built in 1538 by Suleiman, the Jaffa gate was expanded in 1898 when Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany visited Jerusalem so the German Emperor would not have to dismount his carriage to enter the city.
Take in the view of Haifa Bay from the top of the beautiful gardens of the Bahai temple in Haifa, the city of co-existence. Read more.
Surprisingly great for Saturday morning and breakfast in general. In the evenings, great music and cool vibe outside
Be sure to come here when it’s dark out to see the flames that comes through the water, the reason for its alternative name, the Fountain of Fire and Water!
Amazing location , friendly for every living sole . Coffee is great, food - not so much
old Jaffa Clock Tower is one of 7 clock towers built in Israel during the Ottoman/Turkish period: Read more.
Masada is UNESCO World Heritage Site.The fortress was the last stand of the Jewish rebels who rose against the Roman Empire in 66 CE. Check out the intricate water cisterns throughout the site!
Did you know that Via Dolorosa is a street, in two parts, within the Old City of Jerusalem, held to be the path that Jesus walked on the way to his crucifixion?
Did you know that Mount of Olives got its name from the olive trees that once grew on its hillside from ancient times? A great place that our passengers love to visit!
Women should bring head covering and cover their shoulders, men cannot wear shorts. Only Muslim religious articles are permitted.
A few people were killed here and lots more stabbed, Khaled is misleading by saying its completely safe, keep your eyes open and constantly scan your surroundings.
Very good burgers, they asks you how to grill your meat and that's great. The also have delivery.
Sit in one of the beautiful oceanside cafes or restaurants for a stunning view - especially at sunset.
Manta Ray is a beachside seafood restaurant overlooking the Mediterranean sea, with good food and amazing views. After eating, why not head to the Etzel Museum just down the road for some history?
go the omakase route--let them decide what to feed you and you will be so happy. Best fish meal I have had anywhere in the world.
אחד המקומות הטעימים בארץ. לבוא ולהנטת מחומוס נטו. ההמתנה בתור מעצבנת אבל שווה את המאמץ
Oyah it's the most expensive toilet in israel usd1 /visit mateng dahh mahal benerrr
Tour the remnants of Herod's structures and amphitheatre at the ancient Roman city of Caesarea with IsraelExperts Read more.
Take a visit to the ancient port and the Roman amphitheater, and don’t forget check out the Travel Through Time displays!
Old train station remodeled into a wonderful trendy place to walk and visit. Very nice shops and places to eat. Its a must when you come to Telaviv!!!
