It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Tel Aviv, Israel, with us.
Bask in the sun with coastal views of the Mediterranean Sea at one of many seaside cafés and bars. One of the city’s most popular drinks, Limona, is made from Arak, lemonade and mint. © Fotokon | Dreamstime.com
A staggering 453 tall, Marganit Tower, built in 1987, dominates the skyline as Israel’s 12th-tallest building. Interestingly enough, this transmission tower leans 11 inches to the right, something first noticed during construction. © Rafael Ben-ari | Dreamstime.com
Featuring local and fresh cheeses, spices, olive oils, sweets, produce and more, Shuk HaNamal Market is open Monday–Saturday year-round. Visitors can also purchase a variety of breads and prepared foods. © Rafael Ben-ari | Dreamstime.com
Tel Aviv Promenade runs beside the Mediterranean shore and is broken up into a series of different promenades featuring various sites and attractions. Port Promenade features coffee houses, restaurants and shops, while Tel Baruch Promenade includes paved walkways for walking and cycling to enjoy views of the shore. © Rudi1976 | Dreamstime.com
Bauhaus, a type of architecture originally founded in 1919 in Germany, can be seen throughout Tel Aviv. The city features more than 4,000 Bauhaus-style buildings built 1920–1940 by German-Jewish architects who fled Nazi Germany. Featuring details found in Modernism architecture, you can spot these buildings practically anywhere in the city. © Rafael Ben Ari | Dreamstime.com
Tel Aviv hosts a week-long celebration the second week of June in observance of Gay Pride Month. The pinnacle of the festival occurs on Friday with more than 250,000 revelers joining in the celebration. Since 2019, this parade is the largest LGBTQIA+ parade in Asia. This year’s parade runs June 4–10. © Viculia | Dreamstime.com
Preserving the display of modern and contemporary Israeli and international art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art spans various artistic movements, from Impressionism to Cubism to Futurism to German Expressionism. © Mikhail Markovskiy | Dreamstime.com
The city’s proximity to the Mediterranean means visitors can enjoy access to several beautiful beaches. Hilton Beach, Jerusalem Beach and Gordon Beach are only some of the beaches offering scenic views of the shore and sea. © Evgeniy Fesenko | Dreamstime.com
Bask in the sun with coastal views of the Mediterranean Sea at one of many seaside cafés and bars. One of the city’s most popular drinks, Limona, is made from Arak, lemonade and mint. © Fotokon | Dreamstime.com
A staggering 453 tall, Marganit Tower, built in 1987, dominates the skyline as Israel’s 12th-tallest building. Interestingly enough, this transmission tower leans 11 inches to the right, something first noticed during construction. © Rafael Ben-ari | Dreamstime.com
Featuring local and fresh cheeses, spices, olive oils, sweets, produce and more, Shuk HaNamal Market is open Monday–Saturday year-round. Visitors can also purchase a variety of breads and prepared foods. © Rafael Ben-ari | Dreamstime.com
Tel Aviv Promenade runs beside the Mediterranean shore and is broken up into a series of different promenades featuring various sites and attractions. Port Promenade features coffee houses, restaurants and shops, while Tel Baruch Promenade includes paved walkways for walking and cycling to enjoy views of the shore. © Rudi1976 | Dreamstime.com
Bauhaus, a type of architecture originally founded in 1919 in Germany, can be seen throughout Tel Aviv. The city features more than 4,000 Bauhaus-style buildings built 1920–1940 by German-Jewish architects who fled Nazi Germany. Featuring details found in Modernism architecture, you can spot these buildings practically anywhere in the city. © Rafael Ben Ari | Dreamstime.com
Tel Aviv hosts a week-long celebration the second week of June in observance of Gay Pride Month. The pinnacle of the festival occurs on Friday with more than 250,000 revelers joining in the celebration. Since 2019, this parade is the largest LGBTQIA+ parade in Asia. This year’s parade runs June 4–10. © Viculia | Dreamstime.com
Preserving the display of modern and contemporary Israeli and international art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art spans various artistic movements, from Impressionism to Cubism to Futurism to German Expressionism. © Mikhail Markovskiy | Dreamstime.com
The city’s proximity to the Mediterranean means visitors can enjoy access to several beautiful beaches. Hilton Beach, Jerusalem Beach and Gordon Beach are only some of the beaches offering scenic views of the shore and sea. © Evgeniy Fesenko | Dreamstime.com
Bask in the sun with coastal views of the Mediterranean Sea at one of many seaside cafés and bars. One of the city’s most popular drinks, Limona, is made from Arak, lemonade and mint. © Fotokon | Dreamstime.com
A staggering 453 tall, Marganit Tower, built in 1987, dominates the skyline as Israel’s 12th-tallest building. Interestingly enough, this transmission tower leans 11 inches to the right, something first noticed during construction. © Rafael Ben-ari | Dreamstime.com
Featuring local and fresh cheeses, spices, olive oils, sweets, produce and more, Shuk HaNamal Market is open Monday–Saturday year-round. Visitors can also purchase a variety of breads and prepared foods. © Rafael Ben-ari | Dreamstime.com
Tel Aviv Promenade runs beside the Mediterranean shore and is broken up into a series of different promenades featuring various sites and attractions. Port Promenade features coffee houses, restaurants and shops, while Tel Baruch Promenade includes paved walkways for walking and cycling to enjoy views of the shore. © Rudi1976 | Dreamstime.com
Bauhaus, a type of architecture originally founded in 1919 in Germany, can be seen throughout Tel Aviv. The city features more than 4,000 Bauhaus-style buildings built 1920–1940 by German-Jewish architects who fled Nazi Germany. Featuring details found in Modernism architecture, you can spot these buildings practically anywhere in the city. © Rafael Ben Ari | Dreamstime.com
Tel Aviv hosts a week-long celebration the second week of June in observance of Gay Pride Month. The pinnacle of the festival occurs on Friday with more than 250,000 revelers joining in the celebration. Since 2019, this parade is the largest LGBTQIA+ parade in Asia. This year’s parade runs June 4–10. © Viculia | Dreamstime.com
Preserving the display of modern and contemporary Israeli and international art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art spans various artistic movements, from Impressionism to Cubism to Futurism to German Expressionism. © Mikhail Markovskiy | Dreamstime.com
The city’s proximity to the Mediterranean means visitors can enjoy access to several beautiful beaches. Hilton Beach, Jerusalem Beach and Gordon Beach are only some of the beaches offering scenic views of the shore and sea. © Evgeniy Fesenko | Dreamstime.com
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