Welcome to Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv is a cosmopolitan city where the Middle East meets Europe and America. Earning some impressive titles over the past few years, Tel Aviv offers an invigorating nightlife, unique Bauhaus architecture, 24/7 culture and a.
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Known as the “city that never sleeps”, Tel Aviv is a popular destination visited by over 1.6 million foreign tourists annually. In 2010, Tel Aviv was ranked 34th in Knight Frank’s world city survey, named the third “hottest city for.
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In 2003 UNESCO declared the city of Tel Aviv as a World Cultural Heritage site. Owing to over 4,000 Bauhaus buildings, it has the densest concentration of Bauhaus architecture in the world. Unfortunately, the upkeep of these buildings isn’t always.
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Tel Aviv is divided into four main areas: south Tel Aviv and Jaffa, central Tel Aviv, north Tel Aviv and north of the HaYarkon. Old Jaffa, Neve Tzedek and The Kerem HaTemanim neighborhoods will surely take you back in time,.
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Tel Aviv is an expensive city and its real estate prices are no different. In fact, the monthly rent in Tel Aviv takes about 60% of most young professional’s monthly salary, with an average furnished, two bedroom apartment in central.
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Tel Aviv is a very expensive city to live in and is the most expensive city in the Middle East. You can find average prices on every day expenses such as groceries, transportation, meals, clothing, etc. in these two websites:.
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When it comes to public transportation, our little start-up nation unfortunately is not as sophisticated as one would expect. As a rule, public transportation in Israel runs on weekdays and shuts down on weekends (an hour before Shabbat commences and.
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Tel Aviv enjoys a warm and humid Mediterranean weather and with over 300 sunny days a year, its beaches are very popular. Summers in Tel Aviv are typically hot and very humid with pleasant springs and autumns. Winters tend to.
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Tel Aviv in general is extremely “street-safe,” and is a ‘walking and cycling’ friendly city. Women especially will feel comfortable even alone, and if you are in need of help, people will reach out and help you. Pickpocketing in Tel.
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There’s a lot to say about life in Tel Aviv. It ain’t easy and sometimes it’s even hard. It’s expensive, hectic and rude, it’s not as clean, pretty or green, you need to be tough to survive here, and yet.
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