Rothschild Boulevard – Historic heart of Tel Aviv with Bauhaus architecture and lively cafés.

Neve Tzedek – Charming 19th-century neighborhood known for art galleries and boutique streets.

Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel) – Colorful open market full of local food, spices, and energy.

Sarona Market – Modern culinary center with international gourmet food stalls.

Tel Aviv Port (Namal) – Trendy boardwalk with dining, sea views, and nightlife.

Jaffa Old City – Ancient port with historic alleys, art studios, and biblical heritage.

St. Peter’s Church (Jaffa) – Iconic Franciscan church overlooking the Mediterranean.

Flea Market (Shuk HaPishpeshim), Jaffa – Antique treasure hunt with vintage shops and cafés.

Independence Hall – Where the State of Israel was declared in 1948.

Habima Square – Cultural center home to Israel’s national theater and beautiful gardens.

Yarkon Park – Green oasis with lakes, bike trails, and family activities.

Eretz Israel Museum – Archaeology, history, and culture in a large open campus.

Palmach Museum – Immersive museum about Israel’s pre-state elite fighting force.

ANU Museum of the Jewish People – Fascinating journey through global Jewish history.

Florentin – Hip neighborhood famous for street art and nightlife.

Tel Aviv Art Museum – Israel’s leading modern and classical art museum.

Dizengoff Street – Shopping, cafés, and classic Tel Aviv lifestyle.

Yitzhak Rabin Square – Historical plaza that tells the story of modern Israeli society.

Azrieli Towers Observation Deck – 49th-floor view across Tel Aviv and the sea.

Frishman and Gordon Beaches – Relax at Tel Aviv’s famous sandy beaches.