Tel-Aviv Culture

Wander through art galleries, museums, and whimsical gardens and shops in Old Jaffa. Take in one of the most riveting views of the city, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea at Jaffa Port, while you mingle with local artisans and enjoy the atmosphere of old and new colliding. 

You won’t be able to get enough of the boutique shops by local designers, a bona-fide local flea market known as Shuk HaPishpeshim, and a wide variety of culinary gems along the way.  Discover one of Israel’s first neighborhoods, Neve Tsedek, a hub for boutique shops by local designers, restaurants and cafes, and stunningly colorful buildings, all in winding alleys with picture-perfect cobblestone roads. Snack on Yemenite food in Kerem Hateimanim, a Yemenite quarter just around the corner from the Carmel Market and discover Jachnun, Malawach and Kubana, a bevvy of foods that have become an integral part of local culture.