Museum occupies an ancient building filled with eclectic art and modern abstract sculptures integrated into the architecture. Atmosphere feels homely and magical, with spaces crammed full of colorful, inspiring works creating a sense of art-chaos. Rooftop offers a spectacular sea view and hosts live music, enhancing the experience.
Rooftop and terrace offer spectacular views with a blend of outdoor artworks. Balconies provide gorgeous window views and a chance to see pieces from different epochs alongside the sea.
A fascinating collection of masterpieces and curious items fills the house, making it a very interesting place to explore. The exhibits are rich and invested, with many artworks that catch the eye.
"I found the museum beautiful with stunning views of the sea."
"The views from the windows and terrace were spectacular."
"I found the place very interesting and unusual."
Good to know
Tickets for the 'Jaz on the Roof' event should be booked in advance.
The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, but the roof is not reachable.
The entrance fee is about NIS 45, with veterans paying NIS 25.
Building overlooks the sea with stunning views and a picturesque outdoor lunch area. Interior spaces combine innovative technology like virtual reality with calm, inspiring atmosphere suited for intimate events and workshops.
Stunning ocean views fill the conference hall and high windows, offering a relaxing and inspiring sight of the sea and coast. The view includes both the building and the vast ocean beyond.
Virtual reality glasses exhibit stands out as the most interesting attraction. The place celebrates contributions to science and technology with engaging tours and inspiring guides.
Good to know
Reservations are required for group tours to ensure availability.
The center is wheelchair accessible, making it easy to navigate.
Parking is available on-site, but it can fill up quickly.
Ancient fort and narrow streets blend with modern life, creating a unique historical atmosphere. Panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and a nearby city coastline add to the charm. The area hosts a vibrant mix of artists and cafes, offering a peaceful yet lively seaside vibe.
Spectacular sea views stretch over the coast and port, visible from narrow streets and squares. Panoramas include modern cityscapes and ancient buildings, blending history with urban sights.
Historical old buildings and a beautiful sea view create a vibrant atmosphere. Streets, stairs, local restaurants, and a flea market offer many interesting spots to explore.
Good to know
Parking is available at Old Jaffa, but it can be hard to find.
There is limited parking available near Old Jaffa, especially for the disabled.
The promenade features cafes and stalls, perfect for a relaxing break.
Restaurant offers stunning sea views and a picturesque sunset backdrop. Atmosphere is loud and lively, with seating close together and frequent foot traffic. Creative dishes and excellent wine selections complement the vibrant setting.
Views focus on the ocean and are especially striking at sunset. Seating spots offer prime locations to enjoy the scenery.
Meals feature clean and interesting flavors with a special twist by the chef. Presentation is careful, offering a delicious and different experience.
Good to know
The tasting dinner for New Year's Eve costs NIS 480 per person.
The happy hour is exactly at sunset with a 15% discount on the entire menu.
There is an aperitivo deal for NIS 52.
Outdoor bars and restaurants surround colorful stalls filled with antiques and vintage goods, creating a lively and authentic market atmosphere. Music plays from every corner, adding to the festive and boho vibe that draws a diverse crowd. Renovated buildings blend old and modern design, making the space both chic and spacious.
Good to know
The area is easily accessible by the metro Red line.
The flea market is open Monday to Thursday from 10:00 to 18:00 and on Friday from 10:00 to 14:00.
Parking is a big problem at the market.
Ottoman-era architectural masterpiece stands prominently with blue stone and a large Roman numeral clock on its floor. Surrounding area offers a lively atmosphere with restaurants, antique stores, and views of the sea and port. The place blends historical significance with vibrant urban energy, inviting walks and photo opportunities.
A large garden atop a hill offers impressive views of the sea and city. Climbing the clock tower reveals breathtaking sights of the Mediterranean and old town alleys. Nearby parks and beaches provide beautiful overlooks of the coastline and urban landscape.
The Clock Tower stands out for its strategic location and the surrounding area full of interesting shops and markets. The nearby flea market adds a unique vibe with lots of captivating buildings and sights around the central square.
Good to know
The Clock Tower offers panoramic views of Jaffa and the Mediterranean Sea.
Visitors should visit the place before sunset for the best lighting.
The Jaffa flea market is very close and worth a visit.
Restaurant offers a pleasant, fun atmosphere with a perfect location. Culinary experience is fine with reasonable prices that reflect the quality and setting.
Views face the sea and beaches, offering breathtaking sea front scenes. The setting provides a calm and beautiful atmosphere with a perfect view enhancing the experience.
Food offers surprising and interesting dishes with every bite being delicious. Fresh fish is used, making the price reasonable for the quality.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended in advance due to high demand.
Expect to pay around 300 NIS for a meal for two without drinks.
Most dishes are priced under 70 NIS, offering some affordable options.
Restaurant offers magnificent sea views and a fancy atmosphere with high-end fish dishes. Space feels small and crowded, with tables close together and limited room for movement. Decor and setting aim for elegance, creating a special vibe despite some seating challenges.
Tables sit right by the sea offering a spectacular panoramic view. The setting includes a stunning sunset and an amazing sight of the Tel Aviv Promenade.
Main dishes focus on fish lovers with special and tasty flavors. Portions are small and prices high, affecting value for money.
Good to know
Reservations are a must, especially for late dining.
The table is available for only 1 hour and 30 minutes.
There is no parking on site, which is disappointing for a luxury restaurant.
Bar occupies an upper floor of a seemingly disused building with a cool rooftop terrace and a glazed loggia with plants. Atmosphere feels freaky and fun, with an authentic underground theme and vibrant energy. Seating varies from uncomfortable to pleasant outside, with live music and professional bartenders enhancing the experience.
A terrace view overlooks the preserved buildings of Nahalat Binyamin and Benjamin Boach Allenby's estate. The rooftop offers a vintage design atmosphere with a bar table for two in a corner spot.
A cool rooftop location sets a unique scene. The spot features interesting books and serves nice cocktails.
Good to know
Book in advance for weekend visits to avoid long waits.
Happy hour runs Sunday-Thursday until 8pm with a 1+1 drink offer.
Reservations are mandatory from 8pm to 10pm during busy hours.
Restaurant on the 14th floor offers a panoramic city view and modern, spacious design with live music performances including piano and violin. Atmosphere feels like an upscale, cozy dining room abroad with energetic entertainment such as dancers and DJs. Noise level can be high, creating a lively but sometimes challenging environment for conversation.
Stunning design and a special atmosphere set the scene. A balcony offers a beautiful view of Tel Aviv, with windows framing the cityscape and views of Pop and Pope.
Dishes show originality and appeal to many tastes. The space feels inviting and has a large, interesting vibe.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a brunch deal with all starters included.
Expect small portions that may not satisfy a hungry appetite.
A full meal can cost nearly NIS 500 per person, including tip.
Modern shopping center with three levels of boutiques and a large food court offers a spectacular observatory on the 49th floor and a roof playground for children. Crowded and noisy atmosphere fills the space, with transparent elevators and outdoor dining adding to the lively environment.
A sitting area on the top floor offers a spot to watch the view. The roof provides a clear vantage point, though dirty windows sometimes block views of the Kriya and Saturday demonstrations.
Large shopping mall offers a variety of big stores and interesting shops. Food options include a unique food truck complex with more interesting choices than typical malls.
Good to know
On Fridays, before Shabbat, there is a Food Fair inside the Kenion Mall.
Azrieli Mall hosts a variety of activities, including festivals and shows.
Parking is free for 3 hours with purchases over NIS 100.