What to see in Tel Aviv to experience an unforgettable journey

The sights you can't miss in Tel Aviv and some advice on where to sleep for cheap

Did you know that Tel Aviv is one of the most visited cities in Middle East? Maybe yes, but if we have aroused you some curiosity, then we suggest you to go ahead with the reading of this article and to discover what to see in Tel Aviv to make your trip unforgettable.

WHAT TO SEE IN TEL AVIV

Tel Aviv is a modern, sparkling city, where you'll be spoiled for choice on deciding where to spend the night. But Tel Aviv is not only party and modernity, in fact is a city rich in history and it is located near two very important sacred sights for the religious history of the country. We're talking about Jerusalem and Bethlehem.

Jerusalem is only one hour bus ride away from Tel Aviv, while Bethlehem it is around 60 kilometers away.

But let's see together what to see in Tel Aviv.

YARKON PARK

First of all, we sugggest you to take a stroll in Yarkon Park, to sorround yourself with extremely relaxing and fascinating natural landscapes.

The Yarkon Park is the city's public park and it is crossed by the river of the same name.

Take a sit on the shadow of one of its trees and enjoy a day of different green' shades and the israelian families that come here to distract.

TEL AVIV'S ART MUSEUM

As we already mentioned at the beginning of the article, Tel Avis is not only a city on where to experience a fun worldly life, but also a place of culture. This is why we suggest you to go to the Art Museum of Tel Aviv, opened from 1932 and moved to its charming home in 1971.

Inside it you can find art works by Chaïm Soutine, Gustav Klimt, Vasilij Vasil'evič Kandinskij, Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso.

JEWISH MUSEUM (Bet Hatefutsoth)

A museum that deserves to be calmly visited. If you would really want to explore the jewish culture, starting from its history, this is a museum that you cannot miss. Although you should know, that you need at least 3 hours to completely visit it, so you should be well organized.

JAFFA (Old city)

Embedded in the Tel Aviv area, is located the famous Jaffa city, also known as the "Old City". It is said to be the oldest harbour in the world, still in business. It also counted that Jonah came out of the mouth of the whale that swallowed him, right in Jaffa.

TEL AVIV PROMENADE

This long sea promenade runs along the entire coast of Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean Sea. The Tel Aviv Promenade is also very popular with locals.

THE WHITE CITY

We are sure you've already figured out why this district in Tel Aviv is called "white city", in fact, it stands out for its whitewashed buildings. It is worth photographing it.

YITZHAK ROBIN CENTER

The Yitzhak Rabin Center is a library and a very important reserarch center for the city and it is build in memory of the Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, who was murdered.

Inside it, an exibition shows the story of Rabin and the israeli state.

WHERE TO SLEEP IN TEL AVIV SPENDING NOT TOO MUCH

Tel Aviv is a young city and the hostels are not missing. In particular, we want to reccommend you three.

Overstay TLV Hostel: a landmark for artistic spirits, located in the old town of Jaffa. The price per night is 16.59 euros per person, but with our Membership Card you can get a 15% discount with a minimum stay of 3 nights.

Abraham Hostel Tel Aviv: even here the artists are well accepted. The hostel offers very spacious, private and shared rooms and it is located in the city center of Tel Aviv, about 50 meters from the Rothschild Boulevard. The price per night is 24 euros per person, but with our Membership Card you have a 5% discount, even if you stay for one night.

Florentine Hostel: As its name implies, the hostel is located in the Florentine district. Breakfast is always included in the price, also bed linen and towels.

The price per person, per night, is 20 euros.

You can take a look to all the hostels in Tel Aviv here.