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Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv, alongside Jerusalem, is a top Israeli destination and the heart of the country's culture and economy. Known for its stunning Mediterranean coastline, the city’s eclectic Bauhaus architecture, vibrant street art, and world-renowned culinary scene set it apart. Often called 'the city that never stops', Tel Aviv boasts a lively nightlife and dynamic cultural festivals, making it an irresistible draw for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure.
Old Jaffa
Old Jaffa
Old Jaffa, Tel Aviv

Old Jaffa is the historical heart of Tel Aviv, renowned for its romantic streets, ancient churches, and stone buildings. The area’s rich history imbues it with a unique charm that captivates visitors. You can stroll through its picturesque streets or spend time enjoying the trendy wine bars, innovative Mediterranean cuisine, and seafood restaurants near Jaffa Port.

Clock tower Tel Aviv
Clock Tower
Yefet Street 14, Tel Aviv-Yafo

The Jaffa Clock Tower, dating back to the Ottoman period, is one of seven clock towers that were constructed in Ottoman Palestine. Positioned at the entrance to the Old Jaffa district, it serves as a popular meeting point for city tours and is one of Tel Aviv's most recognisable landmarks.

assorted-color-and-design-hanging-decors, Carmel Market, Tel Aviv
Carmel Market
HaCarmel Street 48, Tel Aviv-Yafo

Carmel Market is one of Tel Aviv's most iconic and bustling markets, where locals come to do their daily shopping and tourists flock to experience the vibrant atmosphere. It’s a sensory delight, offering a wide range of fresh produce, baked goods, spices, and street food. As you stroll through the market, you can shop for a delicious breakfast, discover your favourite fruits, or enjoy a refreshing glass of freshly squeezed juice. While it has become a popular attraction for tourists, Carmel Market retains its authentic charm, making it a delightful spot for anyone to explore the lively culture of Tel Aviv.

a shop with vintage clothing
Dizengoff Centre
Dizengoff Street 50 Tel Aviv

Dizengoff Centre is the perfect place to stop by to do your shopping, go to a spa, have lunch or even spend some time with your kids at the indoor play centre. The mall has more than 400 shops to choose from, as well as a cinema and other facilities.

Ben Gurion Airport (TLV)
Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv

Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's main international gateway, is located approximately 20 km southeast of Tel Aviv's city centre. The journey to the city typically takes around 20 to 30 minutes by car, depending on traffic. Travellers can reach the city centre via several convenient options: the train, which runs frequently and takes about 18-20 minutes; buses, which offer a more economical choice though the journey might take longer; and taxis or private transfers. The official taxi rank is located in front of the Terminal on Level G, near the exit through Gate 1. Non-authorised taxis should be avoided to prevent potential scams or overcharging.

Passport/Visa

To visit Israel, your passport should be valid for at least the duration of your stay. While Israel recommends six months of validity, it's no longer a strict requirement as long as your passport remains valid during your visit. Most visitors from countries with visa exemption agreements, including the EU, USA, Canada, and Australia, can enter Israel for up to 90 days without a visa. However, as of August 2024, an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL) must be obtained online at least 72 hours before travel. For those from non-exempt countries, a visa is required in advance. In addition, Israel issues an entry card instead of stamping passports, which helps avoid complications when travelling to certain Arab or Muslim countries. Carry your passport if you plan to visit Palestinian territories, as it may be required at checkpoints.

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