Things To Do
Where to Eat, Drink, and Party in Tel Aviv
Click on this link to see a map with pinned restaurants (in pink), bars (in yellow), and nightclubs (in purple). Each pin has a short description of what you can expect. These are our favorite spots!
Tel Aviv Promenade & Beach
Walk along the boardwalk from the Tel Aviv Port to the Jaffa Port. Enjoy the view the view of the beach from one end of the city to the other.
Gordon Pool
A large, Olympic-sized pool, filled with the Mediterranean seawater.
Carmel Market
Dive into the local culture with fresh produce, spices, street food, and unique souvenirs. At night, this area is full of bars.
Nachalat Binyamin Art Fair
Held every Tuesday and Friday, this lively open-air market features handmade crafts, jewelry, and artwork from local artists, with a fun and creative atmosphere.
Levinski Market
Explore this vibrant market filled with specialty spices, dried fruits, artisanal goods, and delicious bites like bourekas and Persian sweets.
Explore Jaffa
Wander through the charming streets of Old Jaffa, visit the flea market, eat a good lunch, and take in the beautiful views of the Mediterranean. Don't miss the Jaffa clocktower, and enjoy some amazing seafood. This is right by the wedding venue!
Tel Aviv Port
A trendy spot with shops, restaurants, clubs, and sea views, perfect for an evening outing.
Kerem HaTeimanim
A charming old Yemenite Quarter with narrow alleys, authentic eateries and bars, and proximity to Carmel Market.
Neve Tzedek Neighborhood
One of the city’s oldest districts, filled with boutiques, galleries, and trendy cafes.
Rothschild Boulevard
A great spot for a leisurely walk or coffee, with its tree-lined streets, and buzzing bars/cafes.
Florentin Area
Tel Aviv’s hipster district, known for its street art, bohemian vibe, and late-night bars.
Sarona Market
A food hall, with stands serving delicious meals and bites, created by renowned Israeli chefs.
Dizengoff Center
A big shopping mall in the heart of Tel Aviv.
Sheinkin Street
A beautiful street, full of shops, coffee shops, wine bars, and restaurants.
Eretz Israel Museum
Explore Israel's rich history and culture at this sprawling museum featuring archaeology, crafts, and fascinating exhibitions.