Israel<\/a><\/b>. That\u2019s why it\u2019s a lively town full of thing to do and places to see<\/b>.<\/p>\nHere are some tips.<\/p>\n
Tel Aviv promenade<\/h3>\n
The city is located on the Israeli Mediterranean coastline<\/b> and the promenade is where people can enjoy the view on the sea both in summer and winter.<\/p>\n
Of course, during summer the promenade is the access to the beaches<\/b> and it is packed with people running, doing sports, walking to relax or to reach one of the many restaurants and cafes.<\/p>\n
Since the promenade faces the West, it\u2019s a great spot to watch the sunset<\/b>.<\/p>\nJaffa<\/h3>\n
The old town of Jaffa is one of the most fascinating part of Tel Aviv. This is due to the historical charm<\/b> that survived the evolution of the surroundings.<\/p>\n
The main attractions of Jaffa are the remains of the ancient acropolis, St. Peter’s Monastery, the old Arab port and the original bazaar area<\/b>\u00a0that now is home to restaurants and artisan workshops.<\/p>\n
Jaffa is quite tranquil compared to the center of the Tel Aviv. It’s perfect for an easy-going stroll.<\/p>\n
Neve Tzedek Quarter<\/h3>\n
Despite being Tel Aviv\u2019s oldest neighborhood<\/b>, Neve Tzedek Quarter isn\u2019t boring at all.<\/p>\n
This area was first populated by Jewish coming from Europe since the 1880s.<\/p>\n
Many of the old building are still well preserved or have been restored<\/b> and now host art galleries, boutiques, caf\u00e9s, and restaurants.<\/p>\n
One place the mixes well the ancient architecture with the new spirit of Neve Tzedek is the recently renewed complex of the old Ottoman railway station\u00a0HaTachana<\/b>.<\/p>\n