Tel-Aviv City

Modern Tel Aviv is Israel’s center of cultural and business life, with fashionable shops, concert halls and entertainment, it caters to all tastes, and is called by its inhabitants “the city that never stops”.
Along the seashore, one can enjoy water sports, such as surfing, swimming and water skiing. The yachting club has its own marina. 


The Tel Aviv Museum hosts several art galleries with permanent and changing exhibitions, an auditorium and a garden sculpture exhibition. The Museum of the Land of Israel tells the story of the land’s archeology, and history, with several dedicated exhibitions including the glass museum, ceramics and coins museum, ethnography and folklore museum and a planetarium.

The Diaspora Museum at the Tel Aviv University Campus conveys the story of the Jewish people from the time of their expulsion for the Land of Israel 2,500 years ago to the present. Among the recommended tourist sites, one can find the following suggestions:

Neve Tzedek with the preserved buildings,
The Carmel market / Nachlat Binyamim Street open market,
Yitzhak Rabin Memorial,
Yarkon estuary and The renovated Port Area,
Hayarkon Park
And many more.

* Here on a map, you can see an location of houses in which there are apartments. They are marked with green points.
The main streets. . On a map the small fragment of the city of Tel Aviv is submitted, here it is possible to see the main streets which make city centre. The street Ben - Yehuda which is taking place in parallel coastal lines, and street Dizengoff which passes from complex Maan Auditorium and numerous cafes on Dizengoff a circle before crossing with street Ben - Yehuda in northern the end cities. The street Alenbi - last important connecting street which is taking place almost through all city centre up to street Ben - Yehuda where it turns on the left in two quarters, comes to an end at coast.
Significant streets of a history. In the beginning of the last century on a channel of the dried up river the street of the Rothschild has been laid. Now the parkway of the Rothschild is one of the most beautiful places in Tel Aviv. Its central part avenue is surrounded with shady trees, everywhere cozy benches for rest. This street is especially well-known for that here there is a museum - " Hall of independence " in which the residence of the first mayor of Tel Aviv Meir Dizengoff settled down. In the same house the Israeli Declaration of Independence has been signed. In the same building the museum of "Bible" settles down. Through road there is a museum of " Israeli forces of defense ".

Further to the West from street Alenbi one more picturesque street Byalik which has stayed from former times is located. This street is named in honor of Israeli national poet Haim Nahman Byalik. Street Shenkin, too some kind of sight, this street the most youth where the youth of city round the clock gathers and has a good time. Certainly in such big city there are still more many streets which impress with the historical monuments, museums. These sights please an eye of many tourists coming from all world.