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By Eytan Halon Carmel Market. Photo: Dana
Head of International Media at Friedlander, IMOT
Tel Aviv Global
Just imagine – you suddenly find yourself
in the world's most dynamic city for 24
hours. Luckily, Tel Aviv-Yafo is the nonstop
city, so you can take advantage of every
hour of the day and night. With no time to
waste, this is your must-see and must-do list.
09:00 Breakfast – Start the day the Tel Aviv
way
You are going to have a very busy day ahead,
so it is of the utmost importance to start the
right way – with a plentiful and fresh Tel Avivian
breakfast. From hotels to cafes, Tel Aviv has
much to offer on the food scene, and takes
breakfast very seriously indeed.
Perhaps indulge in an award-winning breakfast
spread at the stylish Hotel Montefiore (city
center), local specialties and melt-in-the-
mouth pastries at Dallal Restaurant (Neve
Tzedek) or enjoy shakshuka and a fresh orange
juice overlooking the coastline at Manta Ray
(Charles Clore Beach).
10:30 Gordon Beach the world. It is full of historical sites, restaurants As you wander around, you will discover a
After breakfast, it's time to head to one of and intrigue. wide selection of cafes and laid-back bars,
Tel Aviv's 13 sandy beaches for a swim in ideal for having lunch. Sit down for a delicious
the warm water and even a quick game of Take an hour to wander through the picturesque meal at the iconic Cafe Puaa (where every
'matkot' – the Israeli version of paddleball. alleyways, visit mosques and churches, ancient piece of furniture is for sale!), enjoy art while
clock towers, artists’ studios, museums and you eat at Beit Kandinof or relax at the famous
While very few cities in the world can offer both trendy restaurants. Visit the Ilana Goor Museum Abu Hassan hummus restaurant.
a bustling metropolitan hub and a beach, the – home to the renowned artist's works of art –
city’s small size means that no matter where and don't forget to check out the stunning view 15:00 Neve Tzedek
you are, you are usually no more than a from the museum’s roof. Neve Tzedek is a trendy area full of shops, art
15-minute walk from the beach. All of the city's galleries, and stylish restaurants. You can also
beaches have top level facilities, restaurants, 13:30 The Flea Market find here the Suzanne Dellal Center which hosts
and beach sports. All beaches are accessible, Just next to Jaffa’s picturesque Old City highly acclaimed dance performances. The
free of charge, and have Blue Flag status - a and ancient Clock Tower lies the Jaffa Flea neighborhood’s beautifully restored houses
symbol of exemplary environmental standard. Market (Shuk HaPishpeshim), where vendors and streets reflect the romance of the late
sell antiques, second-hand, and handmade 19th century. A walking tour here is a must for
12:00 Old Jaffa items. The area is considered one of Tel Aviv’s romantics, history lovers, and fans of small,
Further down the coastline, you'll find Old trendiest spots. winding alleys. You won't regret stopping for an
Jaffa – one of the most ancient port cities in ice cream at Anita or a coffee at Café Alma.
Gordon Beach. Photo: Kfir Sivan Rothschild Boulevard. 16:30 The Carmel Market
Photo: Dana Friedlander, IMOT Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel in Hebrew)
is Tel Aviv’s largest and most famous open-
air market. Whether you’re looking for spices,
vegetables, or clothing at a bargain price, you
are sure to find it here. In recent years, the area
has also joined the ranks of Tel Aviv’s trendy
spots for bars, restaurants, and chef-owned
food stalls. Prepare yourself for an authentic
and vibrant Middle-Eastern experience.
18:00 TLV Fashion Mall
If you want to take advantage of Tel Aviv's
shopping scene, you shouldn't miss the city's
latest and most impressive mall. From high
fashion to haute couture, and casual wear,
this mall has it all. Situated in a dynamic urban
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