Tel Aviv, situated on Israel's Mediterranean coastline, is the nation's financial hub and a center for art, culture, and cuisine. Known for its Bauhaus architecture and pristine beaches like Gordon Beach, this vibrant city offers a unique blend of modernity and history. Tel Aviv's White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts over 4,000 International Style buildings. The city is also a thriving tech hub, often dubbed 'Silicon Wadi'. The nightlife is bustling with countless bars, clubs, and restaurants, accentuating the city's reputation as a city that never sleeps. Tel Aviv Port is a recreational area packed with entertainment options. The Carmel Market offers a taste of local life with its array of fresh produce and diverse food selections. History enthusiasts can explore the ancient port city of Jaffa, now part of Tel Aviv, with its historic buildings and winding alleyways. The city's inclusive and open society is also a center for LGBTQ+ culture in the region. Tel Aviv's connection to arts is evident through its museums, galleries, and artsy neighborhoods like Neve Tzedek. Its cultural landscape is complemented by the Eretz Israel Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
