Emma & Ronen
Touring
Dead Sea and Masada
The Dead Sea is about a one hour drive from Jerusalem. Dead Sea tours are typically combined with hikes or cable car rides up to Masada, an ancient fortress.
Old City
Jerusalem's Old City is a must see! The vast amount of culture, food and history is breathtaking. There are walking tours that typically meet outside Jaffa Gate and can guide you around the old city or you can navigate through the Old City on your own.
Jaffa Port
Jaffa Port is located in Old Jaffa, Israel off of the Mediterranean beaches of Tel Aviv. In Jaffa you can find a mix of historical buildings, culture and food as Jaffa served as a fishing harbor. There are tours where you can explore the history of the area or you can explore on your own which I would recommend.
Sarona Market
Indoor food market with varying types of cuisines. Located in the heart of Tel Aviv City. Make sure to go hungry!
Shuk Machane Yehuda (Jerusalem Market)
Jerusalem's indoor and outdoor food market. Here you can find the best ruggalah you have ever tasted. If you love eggplant here is a place to try Sabich a fried Eggplant sandwich that will make your tastebuds go into overdrive! There are vendors with fresh fruit, pastries, bread, spices, meats, cheeses and candy. If you are a foodie this is the place to be!
Shuk Ha Carmel (Tel Aviv Market)
Tel Aviv's marketplace also known as Shuk (market) HaCarmel, is centrally located in Tel Aviv! Here are endless food stands, fresh produce, falafel stands, and endless sweets! Check out the beer bazar for a drink or grab some snacks for your next adventure.
Neve Tzedek
Neve Tzedek is one of the oldest neighborhoods right off of Tel Aviv and the first neighborhood to be built outside of the Old City of Jaffa. Inside this neighborhood, you will see beautiful architecture with fashion boutiques and bistros.
Vitrina
If you find yourself craving a cheeseburger while in Israel, this is your place! Explore deeper into the city of Tel Aviv and stop here for lunch, you won’t regret it.
Manta Ray Restaurant
Beautiful mediterranean seafood restaurant with ocean views close to Jaffa
Hapizza Italian and Pizza Restaurant
Enjoy brick oven style pizza just a short walk from the beach!
Taqueria Mexican Restaurant
Craving a spicy margarita!? Enjoy some zesty Mexican cuisine at Taqueria
Aricha Sabich Eggplant Sandwiches
After roaming around the market in Jerusalem stop here for lunch for a unique eggplant sandwich that will leave you craving more even before you have finished!
Mona Restaurant in Jerusalem
Located at the ground level of an old art school Mona will give you a unique dining experience with amazing Mediterranean flavors
Focaccia Bar Restaurant Jerusalem
Focaccia bar has always been one of my favorites when dining out in Jerusalem. I would go there hungry because you will want to try a little bit of everything!
Artist and Craft Market Parallel to Carmel Shuk in Tel Aviv
Every Tuesday and Friday parallel to the market in Tel Aviv there is an artist market where you can find unique keepsakes and gifts! It runs from the top end of Nachalat Binyamin Street (the junction with Allenby Street, King George Street, and Sheinkin Street).
The First Train Station Market in Jerusalem
While exploring around Jerusalem stop by the first train station market with artist shops and great restaurants
Old Train Station Marketplace
A unique market located at an old train station close to the Jaffa neighborhood with cute shops and restaurants
Parakalo Greek Restaraunt
Stop by Parakalo for lunch for authentic Greek cuisine and a stunning view of the Mediterranean Sea
Benedict for Brunch
Stop by Benedict for a typical Israeli brunch with endless starters. Be sure to try the Shakshuka!! There are multiple locations so if you come across another they typically have the same menus.
Yulia Tel Aviv
Yulia is located in the namal (port) of Tel aviv offering an array of delicious Mediterranean and Seafood cuisine