Holidays in Tel Aviv

TEL AVIV It's the name of the city. Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 when a group of Yaffo residents began construction on sand dunes north of the old port. Noah is believed to have built his ark here.

The dynamic, noisy, cosmopolitic Tel Aviv Yaffo is the largest city of Israel and the business centre of the country. Now it's a resort and a recognized centre of culture, trade and entertainment. There's a Pedestrian Marine Boulevard that leads to the ancient city of Yaffo.

Tel Aviv, with his street cafés, excellent museums, wonderful parks and beaches, concert halls and theatres, elegant restaurants, shiny shopping centres and fashion shops, is just created for the docking time. It is possible to take a walk on a naval Boulevard, which lasts several kilometres from the northern part of Tel Aviv to Yaffo along the luxury hotels and the impressive Opera Tower, a new mall. The Karmel market in the Yemeni quarter is one of the largest bases under the open sky in the Middle East. Park Yarkon is famous for his green lawn, botanical garden and rock gardens on the Japanese maner, the Starfleet Park. The local Tel Aviv zoo is considered to be one of the best in Asia. Tel Aviv is constructing art galleries and craft centers, where the best works of both local and foreign masters can be seen.

The Israeli culture is concentrated in Tel Aviv. The modern-day Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, located at the University of Tel Aviv, stores many information on the lives of Jews. The Israeli Museum focuses on various aspects of the past of Israel. The entire museum complex is concentrated around the archaeological excavation site, where the city of Filipino time has been found.

Not far from Tel Aviv, there is Caesaria, a place of great archaeological excavations. There is now a historic park with the residues of the Roman plumbing, an ancient theatre found in Israel, an amphitheatre of King Iroda, sections of the city streets of the Roman and visa periods and a complex of public baths.

The pride and joy of Tel Aviv is the new Golda Meir Center for Executing Arts, which houses Israeli opera, dance and theatre corpses, concert halls. The famous Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra is concerting in Manna, near the Israeli Gabim National Theatre. Another cultural centre that needs to be visited is the Suzanne Dellal dance centre in the Neve Cedek quarter. Interescent Palace of Independence, in which the State of Israel was proclaimed in 1948.

Tel Aviv ' s cosmopolitic lifestyle is reflected in a large number and diversity of restaurants, from diners and bistro to coffee in European style, from street cafes to elegant restaurants. Tel Aviv, known as the city that never sleeps, offers a huge choice of opportunity to spend the evening. Many clubs, pubs, discotheques and music bars are open late. Jaffo will give you special pleasure. Some of the country ' s best fish restaurants are located in the port ' s painting area. Tonight, we should go to the reconstructed Old City with its art gallerys, handicrafts workshops, nightclubs and diners. Yaffo's blossom market is a pleasure for those looking for cheap acquisitions.