Tel Aviv Travel Blog

102 years ago when the first sixty settlers came to the area that is now Tel Aviv, they had nice rows of homes, streets that were aligned. Somewhere over the next century, Tel Aviv grew, but city planners apparently were not employed in this town. Streets in Tel Aviv curve all which ways, there is no...

I may be an expert on Tel Aviv, but sometimes I like to get out of the city and travel to other parts of Israel. A 45 minute train or bus ride north will get your to one of Israel’s four largest cities: Haifa. Though Haifa isn’t the metropolitan city that Tel Aviv is, there is one phenomenal...

In some cultures, breakfast cuisine is intricate, forcing the breakfast maker to get up sometimes hours before their guests to prepare a culinary extravaganza that is breakfast. Unlike England where the standard breakfast includes some or all of the following: bacon, fried eggs, fried mushrooms, fried...

Wall Art Flourished on Lila Levan Lila Levan(White Night) is a new yearly tradition in Tel Aviv. UNESCO named Tel Aviv the White City in 2003 and ever since, Tel Aviv has been holding a night to celebrate it’s status and give it’s citizens a city-wide party. Just part of the White Night events...

Take your pic of cute Israeli shoes I hope you read the headline with Sean Connery’s voice in your head, because that’s how it sounded in my head when I typed it. As many know, shopping for shoes can be a headache for everyone involved. Usually,you’re out there because you need...