This is one of the most famous beaches of Tel Aviv. During the day, you can lie on the deck chairs and eat delicious food in the nearby restaurants. And in the evening they can also have dancing parties with DJs.
Go there in the morning. Have your first portion of the sun and the sea. The day is only starting.

At first sight it’s a common eatery. But are you not surprised that there is always a queue of people?
Millions of bees can not be mistaken, believe me they stand here for a reason!
What to order? You are in Israel! Take sabih and falafel. However, to try both, you need to stand in two different queues, but it's worth it!

After a good breakfast you should have enough strength. Begin to move towards the old part of the city – Jaffa. Hang out at the square, look at the beauty! Looks like Italy, isn’t it?

This park, named after the first mayor of the city, will be on our way. It’s better to enter from Chernikhovski street – you will find yourself in a quiet oasis at noon.
Meir Park is a place of rest for couples and mothers with children, for walking with dogs, and also it’s a cult place for homosexuals. Gay parades start from here, there is a monument and a museum dedicated to the victims of Nazism who suffered because of their unconventional sexual orientation.
Think about how many people were killed just because they loved not those who should be loved according to the fascists’ point of view. Let your soul work, and the body will rest in the shade.

In a ten minute walk from the park there is a great place to dine. Order pasta! Italian food is special here.
The only thing that I want to draw your attention to is to book a table in advance via phone, so you won’t have to stand in the queue. The restaurant is really good so more and more people know about it now.

Jaffa is one of the oldest places on the planet where people live continuously. Excavations have shown that ancient settlements were in this place as far back as the 18th century BC!
Walk around the place where people walked for three and a half thousand years already. There are not so many places on our planet like Jaffa.
What is interesting about the clock tower is that it had one of the first clocks in Israel installed with no connection to the religious cult. Let alone the tower’s beauty!

Do you remember the vulgar fat little angels that were on paintings of the tea-cups from the DDR? I assure you, there are no such angels.
They are different and you will see them here.
The sculpture of Jack Maxwell consists of four angels, two and a half meters in height, which rise and descend the stairway to heaven. This is a graphic illustration of the biblical parable of the dream of Jacob from Genesis 28. The monument is surrounded by limestone blocks with sacred writings on them.

Ilana Gur is a world-famous Israeli artist who founded this museum named after her.
The exhibition has the works of the artist, including the ones from her private collection.
The museum was opened in 1995, and before – in the XVIII century, the building hosted pilgrims that were going to Jerusalem.
The museum is also the home of Ilana, in which she lives, when she comes to Tel Aviv from New York. Be sure to go up to the terrace with a very beautiful view of Jaffa and the sea.

Are you tired? Are you hungry? Well, now it’s time to dine!
Great place! Previously, it was a port warehouse. Now you can find here delicious fish and relaxed atmosphere. Live music can also be found quite often here. It’s a must!

The day was full. If you still have strength, you can take a walk in the direction of the hotel or just go by taxi.