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Tel Aviv: the city's best neighbourhoods

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  • Neve Tzedek

    1.2 miles from city centre

    There’s a village-like feel to Neve Tzedek. In this Bohemian district, life moves at a laid-back pace. It’s peppered with romantic corners and quaint squares, where good food and artistic expression abound. Seek out funky handicrafts and quirky clobber in Shabazi Street’s boutiques. Then soak up the Neve Tzedek vibe from Suzanna’s shaded roof terrace.

    Places to stay from € 16.35 per night

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  • Florentin

    1.5 miles from city centre

    Go with the flow in Florentin. This district’s an up-and-comer, the classic case of blue-collar area turned hipster haven. Its shabby shop fronts and graffiti-daubed walls hide a wealth of surprising boutiques and offbeat bars. Eschew the obvious with a pastry from a Balkan bakery, then survey the scene from City Café’s terrace.

    Places to stay from € 78.29 per night

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  • Tel Aviv City-Centre

    In the city centre

    Tel Aviv’s buzzing business district. Big banks and colossal companies have set up shop here. Suited and booted salarymen stride into shiny Bauhaus-style office blocks. On Rothschild Boulevard, city strollers and pram pushers amble by, while teenage cliques convene at kiosks. Grab a coffee, pull up a bench and indulge in a spot of people-watching.

    Places to stay from € 18.57 per night

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  • The Old North

    0.6 miles from city centre

    Some say it’s grim up north, but Tel Aviv’s Old North is rather pleasant. The beach promenade is a splendid seaside strip, sandwiched between resplendent Bauhaus flats and ocean panoramas. Beach bums recline in sun-drenched bliss on Gordon Beach, while happy families scamper towards HaYarkon Park. Grab your towel and join the basking masses!

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About Tel Aviv

Including tips for the best time to visit Tel Aviv

Situated along Israel’s Mediterranean coastline, Tel Aviv finds its pulse in beachfront bars and parties. Deviating from its otherwise hedonistic vibe, the city offers an eclectic mix of ancient city walls, Bauhaus buildings, offbeat museums and relaxing promenades.

Set aside some time on your Tel Aviv trip to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of ‘White City’ that houses the world’s largest collection of Bauhaus-style buildings. You can wander around the alleyways lined with antique and jewellery stores in Old Jaffa or visit handicraft stores and quaint bistros in the district of Neve Tzedek.

A stretch of sandy beaches embrace the striking blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. You can soak some sun at the Banana Beach or surf along the tides at the Givat Aliyah Beach. The Hilton Beach opens its shimmering shores to the LGBTQ+ community while the Nordau Beach welcomes men and women of the Orthodox community on separate days, respecting their religious beliefs and privacy.

A visit to Tel Aviv is only complete when you experience its bustling nightlife and cultural scene. From grabbing a drink at a laid-back watering hole to dancing until dawn at an underground club – there’s something exciting for every party goer.

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Most popular time to visit October–December
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Local currency ₪ 10 = € 2.52
Language Hebrew
Average weekend price € 162.05 per night
Average weekday price € 178.28 per night
Typical stay 2 nights

Points of interest in Tel Aviv

Stay near the top sightseeing spots in Tel Aviv

  • Azrieli Mall

    1.1 miles from city centre

  • Dizengoff Square

    In the city centre

  • Carmel Market

    0.7 miles from city centre

  • Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair

    0.7 miles from city centre

Tel Aviv reviews

What other travellers say about Tel Aviv

10

It is one of the best cities I have ever been to in my life.

8 May 2025

It is one of the best cities I have ever been to in my life. It is vibrant , almost never sleeps. The people know how to live life. The food is sensational. It is not a cheap city, so make sure you have some money to spend, I would do it over and over again. I walked around at 2am on my own and was never frightened, I felt so safe.

Beverley
Beverley South Africa
8.0

Friendly people, a good party town, nice weather, and plenty...

24 April 2025

Friendly people, a good party town, nice weather, and plenty of activities to do.. It was just very expensive and I didn't like that whenever I ate out it was almost demanded that I pay 10% extra in tip! This shld be optional, but I felt like I was forced to.

David
David Denmark
8.0

Can be really nice if visited as a tourist.

12 April 2025

Can be really nice if visited as a tourist. For those wanting to deep dive into complexity, do research about the Ajami ghetto of Jaffa used by Israel to concentrate leftover Palestinians from the '48 massacres, look up the list of children's schools used as army bases by pre state Israeli militias, read the plaques on old and interesting buildings, and educate to liberate.

Mor
Mor
10

Tel Aviv was an exceptional city.

31 March 2025

Tel Aviv was an exceptional city. The people are welcoming, vibrant and full of life. There's so much to do and the beaches, bars, restaurants and markets are incredible. Getting around is so easy and the sunrise and sunsets are out of this world. This city really does have everything and I can't wait to get back there.

Anonymous
10

Tel Aviv is defiantly one of the best cities in the world...

15 March 2025

Tel Aviv is defiantly one of the best cities in the world and I've been in many of them, amazing beach, perfect weather in March April and May. Great food, very good atmosphere in the streets and great people from all over the world.

Assaf
Assaf Israel
10

The Crown Plaza Tel Aviv is unbelievably convenient and all...

14 March 2025

The Crown Plaza Tel Aviv is unbelievably convenient and all the staff, including the front desk the dining room staff and the staff that prepare and clean the rooms. Everybody is polite and helpful. They all aim to please in every way that they possibly can and with a personable manner with a smile. Each and everyone deserve kudos.

Daniel
Daniel United States

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