FIRST, COFFEE! EXPLORE TEL AVIV’S COFFEE CULTURE

Your list of things to do in Tel Aviv should definitely include experiencing the city’s coffee culture. Instead of a Starbucks, you will discover a range of chains and independent coffee shops on every corner that want you to stay and enjoy your coffee rather than take it to go. You always see tables with people sipping coffee, regardless of the time of day. It is worthwhile to take your time and savor a “cafe ha’fooch,” the Israeli equivalent of a latte. In the summer, iced coffee is also unbeatable.

INDULGE BREAKFAST

Along with eggs, salad, bread, coffee, juice, and various dips and spreads, breakfasts are renowned worldwide. Additionally, you will encounter “shakshuka” (eggs poached in tomato sauce, cooked with peppers and onions). Although many hotels provide breakfast buffets, it is worthwhile to venture outside to check out some of Tel Aviv’s fantastic breakfast selections.

DRESS LIKE A LOCAL

The locals of Tel Aviv are renowned for having a distinctive fashion sense. As you walk the streets, you’ll see a wide variety of clothing and learn how practically anything may be worn in street style. See if you can fit in with the locals by visiting some adorable, neighborhood stores and trying on some of the styles! Your Tel Aviv bucket list ought to include these stores:

HONE YOUR HAGGLING AT THE SOUK

Tel Aviv’s marketplaces offer a unique and sensory experience. Test out your negotiation and haggling abilities when dealing with the sellers. All of Tel Aviv’s markets are interesting to explore and have their own distinctive offers, including meals, spices, souvenirs, toys, and fresh vegetables. The following are ones we heartily suggest:

ART AND CULTURE

One of the things you absolutely must do when visiting Tel Aviv is to explore the city’s vibrant art scene. You may discover anything, from modern to street art. Not to mention the music scene, which is expanding and gaining popularity all over the world. 

PITA, PITA AND MORE PITA

Tel Aviv’s culinary culture is expanding, and the city is home to a wide variety of cuisines. You can find some of the greatest gourmet food served within a fresh, fluffy pita that you must taste, but its origins will always remain in the meal served in a pita, whether it’s falafel or shawarma.

I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM, WE ALL SCREAM FOR…

On a sweltering day, nothing compares to cool ice cream! Some of the greatest ice cream in the world is available for your selection. All of Tel Aviv’s must-try ice cream shops offer a variety of flavors, including traditional favorites, dairy-free and vegan options, and some of the greatest frozen yogurts around. The weather doesn’t matter; ice cream is enjoyed by locals at all times.

STROLL THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOODS

It is simple to spend a morning, an afternoon, or an evening simply walking about this magnificent city. Tel Aviv is a very walkable city, and as you explore the various areas, you might uncover teeny small enclaves. Put on your walking shoes and embark on a Tel Aviv walking tour without a map to get lost in these stunning streets and neighborhoods.

Start in Tel Aviv’s oldest area, Old Jaffa, which is full of charm and history. Included on this Old Jaffa and Neve Tzedek Walking Tour, a wonderful approach to begin to understand this lovely city. Continue leisurely strolling through the lovely Neve Tzedek area.

This area is a great spot to spend a day shopping or just taking in the surroundings, with Bougainvillea flowers overflowing onto the streets and Instagram-worthy pathways. Many tourists choose to go on a guided tour of Tel Aviv’s architecture.

Walk all the way down to the Habima theater along Rothschild Boulevard. On the lawn or in the garden, where classical music is played all day, spend an hour resting. a fantastic location for reading a book or people-watching. Don’t forget to purchase a cup of coffee from one of the streetside vendors.