Tel Aviv

Learn more about Tel Aviv

An Israeli city on the Mediterranean coast, Tel Aviv is characterised by its unique architecture, with sober Bauhaus buildings dating from the 1930s. Most of its museums trace the history, culture and life of Jewish communities.

But thanks to its geographical location, Tel Aviv offers an exceptional natural setting. A very popular seaside resort, it is a bit like the Miami of Israel, always hyperactive and constantly changing. Religion is not the city's driving force; it is more focused on partying and the arts. If you love art, galleries, designers' workshops and contemporary dance, then choose a hotel in Tel Aviv and you will be delighted. Trendy restaurants, bars, nightclubs, beaches and other leisure activities await you for an extraordinary stay.

Your hotel in Tel Aviv

As soon as you arrive in Tel Aviv, you will be instantly won over by its seafront, laid out in a modern and luxurious way, like those in California. Cycle paths, a long pedestrian promenade, beach restaurants: the seaside resort does everything it can to attract visitors from all over the world. Tel Aviv radiates happiness, dynamism and joie de vivre.

With plenty of sunshine all year and pleasant temperatures almost all year round, Tel Aviv guarantees you moments of relaxation and lazing around. More than 5 km of coastline lined with equipped beaches and a long promenade await you, to bask on the beach, take a walk, go rollerblading or cycling, as sport is everywhere in the city. The boldest will walk the entire promenade, from the gates of Jaffa to the old port of Tel Aviv, before laying their towel on the fine sand. It is not unusual to see fitness and weight-training machines placed here and there along the promenade, where many Israelis gather. The motto of a healthy mind in a healthy body takes on its full meaning here.

When it comes to art and culture, most contemporary art galleries are concentrated around Gordon Street, but also in the Shapira and Neve Tzedek neighbourhoods. These always lively, bustling neighbourhoods are perfect for soaking up the local atmosphere, shopping, discovering contemporary art or tasting a few specialities. We can only recommend that you savour hummus, falafel, chickpeas and other local dishes.

Finally, be sure to visit the city's museums to learn more about the history of the first Jews or about archaeology.

How to get to Tel Aviv?

Located just 15 km from Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion International Airport provides regular connections with European and international cities. The largest airport in the country, it makes tourist travel easy.