Known as the city that never sleeps, Tel Aviv is a popular tourist destination. It is renowned for its 24-hour culture, historical sights, Mediterranean beaches, bars, restaurants, cafés, parks, shopping, and quaint neighborhoods. In 2003 UNESCO declared The White City – the unique urban and historical fabric of Tel Aviv – as a World Cultural Heritage due to the architectural qualities of the city’s buildings and streets. Tel Aviv emerges as the perfect mix of contemporary and classic.
Israel Greeters welcome you
Israel Greeters are volunteers who are passionate about sharing their love for their city with visitors from around the world. A Greeter will welcome you and take you on a 2-4 hours walk in the city free-of-charge, showing you places, neighborhoods, and off-the-beaten-track spots. You will see the city through the eyes of a local while hearing personal stories, anecdotes, cultural aspects, and experience the city in its authenticity. Read more …
Israel is located in the Middle East on the southeastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. It is regarded by Jews, Christians, and Muslims as the biblical Holy Land. The capital Jerusalem is home to numerous religious and sacred sites. Israel’s financial hub, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, is known for its Bauhaus architecture, magnificent beaches, the world’s oldest inhabited port, and renowned nightlife scene. Within its relatively small area, the country contains geographically diverse features with desert conditions in the south and snow-capped mountains in the north.