How to Spend 1 Relaxing Day in Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel
Tel Aviv is one of the most interesting cities I have ever visited. I’ve been traveling nearly nonstop for the last 5 years, so I’m now getting to be one of those annoying people who is always comparing places to other places I’ve been. “Oooh, this feels so much like Tokyo! Doesn’t this little cafe remind you of that one in Buenos Aires? I’m getting some serious Sydney vibes here!” And then whoever is near me will likely want to kick me in the shin for being so overprivileged and annoying!
That being said, though, Tel Aviv is the first city I’ve been to that reminds me of every city I’ve been to, and none of them, all at once. It is truly a unique city that words and photos don’t do justice, and I highly recommend adding it to your bucket list!
Now, the most relaxing way to spend a day in Tel Aviv, Israel would be to plop yourself on the nearest beach by your hotel - and hey, I’m not saying you shouldn’t do just that! However, this post is just giving some tips on how to see a few of the key sights while walking at a relaxing pace. (Also, we visited in early spring when it was still a bit too chilly for the beach!) And after our disaster of trying to overbook ourselves on our last day in Israel - this leisurely day was just what we needed! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
That being said, though, Tel Aviv is the first city I’ve been to that reminds me of every city I’ve been to, and none of them, all at once. It is truly a unique city that words and photos don’t do justice, and I highly recommend adding it to your bucket list!
Now, the most relaxing way to spend a day in Tel Aviv, Israel would be to plop yourself on the nearest beach by your hotel - and hey, I’m not saying you shouldn’t do just that! However, this post is just giving some tips on how to see a few of the key sights while walking at a relaxing pace. (Also, we visited in early spring when it was still a bit too chilly for the beach!) And after our disaster of trying to overbook ourselves on our last day in Israel - this leisurely day was just what we needed! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: How to Spend 1 Relaxing Day in Tel Aviv
Guide Location: Israel » Tel Aviv
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Lindsey Puls
Read it on Author's Website: https://have-clothes-will-travel.com/how-to-spend-1-relaxing-day-in-tel-aviv-israel/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Israel » Tel Aviv
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Lindsey Puls
Read it on Author's Website: https://have-clothes-will-travel.com/how-to-spend-1-relaxing-day-in-tel-aviv-israel/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- The Sheraton
- the Flea Market
- Kedumim Square
- Saint Peter Church
- The Wishing Bridge
- Jaffa Port
- The White City
- Abraham Hostel
- The Setai
- The Jaffa
Insider Tips for Tel Aviv, Israel
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