Travel
Tel Aviv is arguably the greatest city in the world (no offense New Yorkers), and while it's small, there are tons of awesome neighborhoods to explore.
Areas to stay:
- For the easiest commutes and lots of delicious restaurants stores and beach access, stay in center Tel Aviv – a great landmark is Dizengoff Center (find something within 15 minute walk)
- For those wanting more nightlife and attractions, stay around Shuk Hacarmel and Florentine.
- For those wanting to be close to the wedding venue and in a beautiful artsy area, stay in Neve Tzedek or Jaffa (make sure it's close to the beach/North Jaffa).
Food:
Tel Aviv has THE greatest food scene, so you really can't go wrong. From healthy mediterranean food to quick grab&go falafel to pizza, thai food, sushi, and more. Feel free to message us or Noah Gordis for our top picks!
Travel Note
Traveling around
If you love to walk like we do, everything is pretty much walking distance in this beautiful city, but you can always order taxis or hop on a bus! The Uber equivalent in Israel is Gett so make sure to download the app if you plan on using it! You can also easily commute by bus – download Moovit for times and payment with barcode. You can use credit card almost everywhere here or grab some shekels to pay in cash.
For all the days along the way