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Summary Best Multi-Experience Club: Kuli Alma Best Hipster Bar: Sputnik Best Spot for Singles to Mingle: ZooZoo Best Bar for a Meal: Voodoo Best Budget Bar: Cofix Bar Best Patio Bar: Drama Best Pub Crawl: Tel Aviv Nights Best Underground Bar: Radio EPGB Best Casual Spot to Turn Up: Teder.FM Best Rooftop Bar: Speakeasy Tel…
Summary Introduction to R48 Hotel Design and Architecture Art and Aesthetics Culinary Delights Other Notable Hotels in Tel Aviv Introduction to R48 Hotel On Rothschild Boulevard, in the heart of Tel Aviv, sits one of the city’s most beautiful examples of Bauhaus architecture. Number 48, built as a private residence in the 1930s, was purchased…
iBestTravel Travel Stories Share Aug 28, 2018 • 6 min read The cocktail scene in Tel Aviv has dramatically blossomed in recent years. Consequently, drinking dens have emerged in locations ranging from upscale hotels to hidden speakeasies. Fun-seekers flock to the city center each evening, particularly on Saturdays, as the sun sets to mark the…
While Tel Aviv at night is a partygoers’ paradise, during the day, it’s a magnet for families. Children are seen and welcomed everywhere – in cafes, markets, museums, beaches, and parks – and the mishpacha (family) vibe is part of the city’s fabric. Yet 15 years ago, Tel Aviv was mostly home to retirees or…
Think of Tel Aviv and sandy beaches, bronze bodies, and rooftop bars usually spring to mind, but a visit here in winter reveals a different side to the city. Though it has its fair share of winter sun, Tel Aviv’s ‘off-season’ (roughly November to March) can be surprisingly chilly. However, there’s much to warm the…
Discover Tel Aviv’s Vibrant Street Art Scene Tel Aviv is Israel’s cultural capital, and while traditional museums may not fully capture the city’s contemporary artists, alternative art tours provide a more colorful perspective. Embark on an adventure with local guides who will take you behind the scenes of artists’ studios, explain Hebrew graffiti, and even…
The joy of driving Israel’s north coast is all about the detours. It takes just a couple of hours to zoom directly between Tel Aviv and Israel’s northwestern tip, but it’s far more rewarding to dawdle at Roman ruins, sun-drenched vineyards, and maybe even a seaside micronation. Therefore, leave Tel Aviv in your rear-view mirror:…
iBestTravel Local Dan Savery Raz has been living in Tel Aviv for almost 10 years. Initially attracted by the beaches, bars and general bustle of Tel Aviv, he stayed for the freewheeling, spontaneous lifestyle and family-friendly atmosphere. Moreover, the Middle East’s most diverse culinary scene might have also influenced his decision. Saturdays are for sunbathing…
Rooftop Bars in Tel Aviv: Where to Enjoy Fantastic Views and Cocktails Perhaps it’s not surprising that Tel Aviv boasts an enviable concentration of rooftop bars. With seaside Mediterranean views, consistently pleasant temperatures, and lush produce perfect for crafting refreshing cocktails, these bars are a must-visit. However, finding them isn’t always easy. Some are tucked…
15 Free Things to Do in Tel Aviv With its skyscrapers and cosmopolitan lifestyle, Tel Aviv has been dubbed the ‘Manhattan of the Mediterranean’. Contrary to its chic image, there’s actually quite a lot you can see and do in TLV that is chof-shee (‘free’ in Hebrew). Spend your days relaxing on beaches, exploring Bauhaus…
Tel Aviv’s status as the Middle East’s culinary capital is difficult to contest. The cosmopolitan city continues to expand its roster of world-class restaurants serving everything from original variations on classic hummus to lip-smacking contemporary dim sum, which often explore innovation without forsaking fresh, honest flavors. The city’s location is advantageous too, being situated along…