Things to do in Tel Aviv

All the information about Starbikes — bike rentals in Yarkon Park. Starbikes — take part in the perfect urban cycling experience! Looking for a quality place offering bike rentals in Tel Aviv? You've come to the right place! With us you can buy or rent bikes of any kind for a day, for several days, or even just for a few hours. An original idea for a fun family outing, for team days, for a romantic trip with your partner, and even if you're coming to the city for a day of errands or a fun day with friends! Note — on rainy days, it's recommended to check in advance about our activities.

All information about the Jaffa Slope. The slope in Jaffa served as a construction-waste site from the 1950s until 1988, and the waste mound reached a height of about 15 meters. As part of the project, the waste hill was lowered in order to create a gentle slope that allows views of the sea. A promenade was built along the coast, including a bike path. A sea beach was prepared for fishing, lookout plazas were prepared, areas for sports and recreation were set aside, and landscaping areas and lawns were developed. Three green axes connect the Ajami neighborhood to the park. Where to eat nearby? At 85 Kedem Street, right next to the slope, is the iconic restaurant "The Old Man and the Sea," a legendary fish restaurant that attracts many diners from around the country. Today the restaurant has an additional branch at Jaffa Port. Have you decided to stay the night in Tel Aviv? Abraham Hostels Tel Aviv offers you leisure and lodging in a young atmosphere, in a perfect location on Levontin Street in the south of the city. At the site there is a variety of lodging options as well as… a cool rooftop with a bar in the building. Also on site: registration for cultural and culinary tours of the city.

All information about Abu Rabah Mill. One of Yarkon's hidden gems is, in fact, an ancient flour mill that was renovated at the end of the 19th century by Sheikh Ibrahim Abu Rabah, after whom the mill is also named. In the ancient mill, built on the remains of the old mill "Tachunat el Vesta," about 12 pairs of millstones operated for grinding flour, powered by channeling water from the Yarkon River into the mill wheels. Abu Rabah Mill today. Visitors who come to the mill today may not get to see an operating mill, but they will be able to marvel at the beautiful appearance of the building that was restored and reconstructed in 2004. It is now a pilgrimage destination for hikers, thanks to its pastoral location, situated between eucalyptus trees and magical water vegetation. During your visit you can meet water birds nesting in the reserve and even jump in for a wet dip in the cool pool. From here you can also continue to the popular hidden waterfall, Leah House, and the pool of "nopharim" (waterlilies/flowers). How do you get there? Waze : Abu Rabah Mill.

All the information about Frishman Beach At the heart of the White City, Frishman Beach is located—its central and famous beach. The beach is family-friendly for children, thanks to the play facilities for both small and large. The atmosphere is lively and fun, and it is located next to the Tel Aviv promenade, which is a central jewel in the city, where you can enjoy the sea breeze and impressive views.

All the information about Givat Aliyah Beach in Jaffa: a Hurfati coffee spot on rainy winter days, when the wind hits and the sea is very rough. It's worth going to this special beach in Jaffa to see the power of the sea crashing onto the newly renovated promenade, with sea waves breaking almost onto the steps that lead down to the sea. In winter, take into account that the coffee must be prepared outside the car, so you'll need a volunteer. After the coffee boils, you go inside to sit in the car, watching the sea waves through the car window, through the steam rising from the cup of coffee. It's also worth going in summer days, near sunset, when the view is lovely. Tip for good field coffee: for every cup of water, add one and a half teaspoons of coffee, and let the water slowly boil. When the coffee starts to rise, remove it from the heat and add sugar—half a teaspoon per cup. Stir well and let it boil again. When finished, it's recommended to pour into glass cups.

All the information about MakeIBike—guided bicycle tours in Tel Aviv–Jaffa. You are invited to come experience an unforgettable guided tour of the special history of Tel Aviv. The tour will take place while riding bicycles under the guidance of Makei, and it will include stops at cool and unique places. The route starts on Tel Aviv's promenade, passes through the Old Jaffa Port, the Ajami neighborhood, Old Jaffa, the Flea Market, the Greek Market, the American Colony, Neve Tzedek, Rothschild Boulevard, Dizengoff Center (Shinken/"Shinken"), and the Carmel Market. From the very first minute you get on the bikes, you'll start enjoying the beautiful views the city has to offer. The route is usually tailored to the group's character as well, and includes the right balance between riding, food tastings (additional payment), visits to galleries, and of course time for pictures and selfies. Night tour—for those who want to see Tel Aviv but don't want to bake in the city's heat. Makei offers a romantic evening trip in this special city, starting with sunset in front of the promenade of Tel Aviv and continuing through all the attractions the city has to offer. The tour takes place only twice a week, and the number of participants is limited to 4—so just call and we'll coordinate the experience. Important to know: Participation in the activity—age 10 and up; basic knowledge of riding a bicycle is required. The route lasts between three and three and a half hours. Along the route there is an option for stops (according to interest). It's recommended to come with comfortable clothes and a good mood. The route includes full guidance.

All the information about the Botanical Gardens in Tel Aviv The botanical gardens of Tel Aviv University span about 25 dunams, and they present the flora of the Land of Israel as well as plants from other regions around the world. The gardens include: an ecological garden; a sanctuary garden—the Center for the Conservation of Endangered Species—dedicated to the preservation and propagation of Israel's wild plants that are in danger of extinction; a garden for the blind, named after Jack B. Nash-Bent—special beds scattered throughout the garden, where you can touch the plants, smell them, and even taste some of them, and more.

All the information about the blooming of daffodils in the Pi Glilot area: Nature values are well preserved in this area thanks to the nearby Pi Glilot site, which stored large quantities of gas and fuels and therefore, from a safety standpoint, construction around it was prohibited. The visit is highly recommended, but note that it is usually also the rainy season, so it is likely there will be lots of mud, and it's a good idea to bring suitable shoes. The daffodil bloom is around December–January, and in the months of February–April you can see anemones, the Iris haaretz-Israeli, Scarlet iris, sea-safrons (Scaevola), and other spring flowers there. And if you're already in the area, it's worth going east, toward Highway Ayalon, where you'll find a series of ancient caves called Aphek Caves. A 5-minute drive from Tel Aviv, you can find the Aphek Caves—an enchanting nature corner that many don't know about. In the place there is a cluster of ancient Samaritan burial caves, carved into the rock, surrounded by winter and spring carpets of bloom. The cave site was discovered in 1951 during construction works for the Coastal Railway, and it was studied again in 1989 with the paving of the Ayalon routes. The Aphek Caves are located west of the Ayalon routes, near Pi Glilot. Did you take a walk? Did you see blooms? Take photos and upload them to our Bloom Reports section!

All the information about the Israel Trail – the Yarkon: We did the Israel Trail segment between Reading and the sources of the Yarkon. The trail winds along and next to the Yarkon River stream. In Tsvi Gilat's book—Israel Trail— the length of the segment is listed as 18 kilometers. On a sign posted at the Tel Aviv Port it's written that the length of the Yarkon is 28 kilometers. In my estimate, the route is about 23 kilometers, since there are several bends that shorten the trail. As mentioned, the segment begins in the area of the mouth of the Yarkon, and from there you go east along the north left bank until Afeq Park at Rosh Ha'ayin. Walking in this section along the seashore—Ramat HaHayal—is relatively convenient. Here Yehoshua Park ends, and from here you leave civilization for the wild Yarkon. This is also the time to stock up on water from one of the faucets; the next water point is far away, in the Baptist village. Little by little, the Yarkon changes its face: the channel becomes narrow, and from time to time there are small waterfalls. If you forget the Yarkon for a moment, you'll think you're walking along one of the rivers in the north of the country—many bamboo reeds and the dusty road remind you of the Jordan. Along the river are scattered mementos from past attempts to utilize the water; here and there there are lovely spots where grillers (barbecue people) have set up, arriving by jeeps and private vehicles. Here too, as in the north, the trail markings are clear, but they waste time and energy. All kinds of detours and loops are frustrating and bring you back to nearby points from which you set out. It's not clear how the route is determined and what its purpose is. You come out of the jungle and pass the concrete house of yet another water plant, and from there to the Baptist village, where there's a rest corner for hikers: shade, water, and, at the same time, a selection of booklets and CDs about Jesus. From there you continue and bypass Yarkon National Park until the nearby Afeq Park. Again, it's worth bearing in mind that the segment is very long, and in Ramat HaHayal you should stock up with enough water.

Fulfilling your dreams—Ginger Productions is looking to break up the usual template of a winery, a restaurant, or a stand-up show. Want to experience trips and events in a slightly different way? Ginger Productions is here to refresh your upcoming event and help you build a moving and unforgettable experience that will stay with you for many years. The company founded by Danit specializes in producing boutique events from A to Z that are specially tailored for you and for your partners—whether it's a family, friends, or even a working team. Looking for food and culinary tours? Romantic getaways with boutique hotels? Trips for the golden age? A trip for all your employees or, in general, adventurous trips? Just say so, and at Ginger Productions they will tailor an event that fits your needs, your preferences, and of course the group dynamics. Get to know our trips! The uniqueness of Ginger Productions is the ability to adapt experiential trips that combine the best of all worlds—attractions, nature trips, restaurants, shuttle service, and boutique hotels at the highest level. Among the various activities, you can find extreme activities like scuba diving, off-road trips, rafting, segway, snowsnorkeling, and even a hot air balloon flight—alongside more fragrant/sensory activities, such as spa days, thinking games, foraging tours, water trips, and picnics at the most romantic spots in the country. After you consult with the company's team (in a call with no obligation, of course), a route will be tailored to fit perfectly with the budget, the time, and the vision you've always dreamed of. So why wait?

All the information about the route — Kids' cycling club in Ganey Yehoshua. "The Route" bicycle club is home for off-road riding enthusiasts. Connect with nature, sports, and new friends. Developing social skills and leadership, improving physical fitness and riding technique, strengthening self-confidence. Friday: Grades A–G, 16:00–17:30; in winter 14:30–16:00. Thursday: Grades D–T; divided according to riding levels 17:00–18:30; in winter 16:30–18:00. New!!!!! Advanced group. Monday: Grades E–T, 17:00–18:30; in winter 16:30–18:00. Free trial—bicycles and helmets can be provided at the club. During Chol HaMoed Sukkot 2019, a Sukkot camp will be held on the dates 15–17.10, between 08:00–13:30. Price per day of activity: 180 NIS. We offer bike tours for families and groups. Join in on a cool experience right in the middle of the city. We offer bike tours starting from Tel Aviv's natural landscape, from the coastal line, to the most up-to-date and interesting points in the city. If you're into a fun trip full of views of all kinds with your family, or with friends who arrived at the right place—families, friend groups, or individuals joining group tours—our club provides for everyone!! An unforgettable experience on wheels is guaranteed. The tour lasts about two hours. We'll begin at the starting point—Yarkon Park. We'll pass under eucalyptus trees and continue to the Tel Aviv port. Together we'll move along the city's diverse coastline. Along the way, we'll go into the interesting streets and alleys of Tel Aviv, including small and charming cafés, tree-lined boulevards spread along the city, and various cultural centers. We're waiting for you! The Route team.

All the information about Activi-Kef Come enjoy a full day of experiences—Activi Kaf—Menachem Begin Park, Tel Aviv. Come enjoy with your whole family/company from a magical place in Tel Aviv, where hundreds of dunams of well-kept grass surfaces, playground facilities, fitness facilities adapted to nature (like a regular gym), and a beautiful petting zoo await you—football and basketball fields. Sailing on the lake—on pedal boats, rowing boats, and kayaks. Bicycle rental for individuals, for couples, and family bicycles for which 4–6 people ride at the same time throughout the park. Electric "cinematic" attractions, inflatable rides, and soon active go-karting. We wish you a pleasant outing.

Laser Tag Tel Aviv — Station Complex Tel Aviv. An adrenaline-stopping experience in a special arena with an apocalyptic design. Laser Tag weapons—never seen in Israel before. A unique design and concept arena. A one-of-a-kind experience for the whole family. The purple and green lane indicators. The purple and green lane indicators. • Arena for up to 20 people • Equipment sanitization • Maintaining distance. At the start time, you will go through three mini-games, each with a different frame story and a different mission. Each player receives a headband with 4 sensors. The chosen weapon is the M-4. Station Complex Tel Aviv is suitable for a wide range of activities: birthdays, team-building days / fun days for companies and organizations, bar / bat mitzvahs, bachelor / bachelorette parties. Planning an event soon? No matter if it's a company event, a birthday, a bar/bat mitzvah, or a recruitment or bachelor party—here you'll find one stop for all your events. Together with you and our mobile catering, we can build an event and a menu tailored for you. Course of the game: gathering, dividing into two groups, briefing, safety instructions, and boarding the equipment. If you choose the hourly package, you'll pass through three game scenarios, each with a different mission. During each mini-game, the question is what's more important: completing the mission or eliminating the opponents. At the end of each mini-game, we gather for results and a briefing for the next mini-game. In the two-hour package, you'll experience between four and five mini-games, without the need for a jumpsuit and protective mask. Indication by vibration and by voice when hitting a target. Scoring at the end of the battle via an impact-status report and their location in the combat arena. Variety of games: hostages, VIP security, the flag, last one standing, and more. Important notes: The activity is intended for groups of up to 20 people per session. The arena is private for you, so the minimum payment is for 10 people in the group. Ideal for fun days and team-building, ODT workshops, recruitment and release parties, bar and bat mitzvahs, and more. You can add meals and build full fun days. Falcon teams are prepared to arrive anywhere in Israel with all equipment and set up combat arenas on site that fit the customers' needs. The activity is run according to the instructions of the Ministry of Health and the Purple Badge (The "Purple Tag") for Falcon Laser Trōn " for Falcon Laser Nir David >>

All the information about Chef Roded - Cooking workshops Chef Roded offers a variety of cooking workshops in a rustic atmosphere, from an Italian cooking workshop to a South American asado workshop—all accompanied by amazing boutique wine from the chef's private winery. The emphasis in the workshops is on tasty and also healthy food, careful use of high-quality and fresh ingredients directly from the moshav, some of which even come straight from the adjacent vegetable garden. The workshops will be tailored to your special event, the group's character and its culinary tastes (vegetarians, meat lovers, or lovers of pastas and pastries). There's no doubt this is a perfect idea for a couples' or group experience, a bachelorette party / birthday, and a great solution for a team-building day that includes cooking delicious treats. You can take the chef with you anywhere… Chef Roded goes with you to your event: he can run kosher cooking workshops, cooking workshops in the South region, the Center, or even right on-site… In team-building workshops held for organizations/employee committees, special emphasis is placed on developing teamwork skills. Come fill up on aromas and flavors!

All the information about Jaffa Port 🎧 There's also a great podcast about the historic Jaffa Port! Listen >> The old historical buildings of the Jaffa Port were renovated and renewed, and today they serve as businesses from the fields of culinary arts, commerce, and entertainment. At the site there are cultural and music shows, fashion events, outdoor events, activities for children, and exhibitions. Alongside all of these, fishing activity continues to take place at the site as well—you can see the fishermen in action, the fishing boats, the fishing poles, and the nets while strolling around the port. A sea voyage can sound like a magical vacation—unless you are the first and last immigrant ship that managed to leave Russia for Israel. Join us for a fun trip with a view of the sea to the Jaffa Port, where a refugee ship's story will be told—one ship that shaped the face of the culture world of young Israel, to the point that some call it "the Israeli Mayflower." Listen to an exciting episode about the immigrant ship 'Ruslan', which docked off the coasts of Jaffa in 1919 and effectively opened the period of the Third Aliyah! Waze point: Jaffa Port Parking Lot (and from there an easy walk south (left) toward Mdrone Park | Route: 2 km easy | Estimated time: two to three hours, or more if you stay for a picnic or playground | Fee: none (only Pango) | Recommended season: spring, summer—at sunset, autumn

About the house. Ben-Gurion House was founded in 1931 as part of the establishment of the first workers' neighborhood—Workers' Neighborhood A. The house was built on land of the Jewish National Fund and its price was about 350 Israeli lira. The house is located on a street that is now called Ben-Gurion Boulevard, named after the first Prime Minister of the State of Israel, David Ben-Gurion; prior to his passing, the street was called KKL Boulevard. David Ben-Gurion and his wife Paula lived in the house, and they spent most of their years in it, until the couple's famous move to Kibbutz Sde Boker and to the shack. In 1946, expansion works were carried out in the house, and it was renovated again in 1960. For more information: 17 Ben-Gurion Boulevard, Tel Aviv–Yafo. Opening hours: Sunday, Tuesday–Thursday, 8:00–15:00 | Monday, 8:00–17:00 | Friday, 8:00–13:00 | Saturday, 11:00–14:00. Additional details: 03-5221010. Entry to the house is free!

All the information about the Tel Aviv Museum of Art: The Tel Aviv Museum of Art takes visitors along several routes: local art from the beginning of the 20th century to the present, and modern and contemporary art with international works from the 19th century to the present. Alongside the permanent exhibitions, there are rotating exhibitions—all within the fields of fine art, multimedia, design, drawing, sculpture, photography, architecture, and more. In addition, in the children and youth wing there is an interactive exhibition that changes every year, offering children games, workshops, art-making, puzzles, and other activities based on the exhibition theme. The museum also offers a wide range of special programs and activities for children, youth, and adults throughout the year, such as tours, workshops, lectures, concerts, guided tours, and performances. During school holidays and holidays, special activities take place on site.

All the information about the Steinhardt Nature Museum The permanent exhibit at the Steinhardt Nature Museum takes visitors on a journey among national nature collections, such as reptiles and birds, which have biological documentation, connections between creatures living in the environment of the acacia tree, animals that contain unique and special natural materials, studies in evolution, and a zoological research garden. You can combine the visit with a 45–50 minute tour in the botanical garden with plants from the country and from around the world. In addition, workshops are held at the museum. On Saturdays, a family workshop, "Chakrat Teva" (Nature Research), is intended for children aged 5–10, with adult accompaniment. In it, they learn to look closely at items from the museum's collections, using advanced scientific equipment and a craft kit. And on additional dates, updated on the museum's website, series of meetings with the managers of the nature collections are held.

What do we do when we come — the Jewish People's Museum? We — the Jewish People's Museum, the largest and most comprehensive Jewish museum in the world, invites you to a museum-and-technology experience from the most advanced in the world, where you can create your own special personal experience and connect with the Jewish people — because you are part of the story. Come enjoy the museum's wealth of exhibits and activities for the whole family that the museum offers for you. Photo: Stas Korinsky. Permanent exhibition of We — The Jewish People's Museum We — The Jewish People's Museum, the largest and most comprehensive Jewish museum in the world, spans about 7,000 square meters of exhibition space spread across three floors, including more than 500 exhibits and rare items, 54 films produced as original productions, and dozens of interactive focal points. The museum is considered among the technologically advanced museums and, together with the historical and artistic exhibits, offers a fascinating museum experience at its center with the inspiring and ongoing story of the Jewish people across generations. Among the museum's galleries — the Sason Codex, the most complete ancient Torah text today, a gallery for rotating exhibitions, the "Let There Be Laughter" gallery, and the Heroes gallery beloved by families with children. The museum offers content-focused audio routes as well as a dedicated map for a visit to the museum specially adapted for families with children. Additional unique content — the "Waymarks" activity, which includes a puzzle booklet on the topic of the State of Israel. Heroes — the pioneers of the Jewish people The "Heroes" exhibition is an open space for boys and girls, built out of respect for wild imagination, infinite curiosity, and the ability to enjoy and learn through games, original animation films, solving puzzles, creating, and technological and motor challenges. In the children's gallery, they can get to know pioneering Jewish men and women through an interactive and experiential route that includes, among other things, the opportunity to walk through Albert Einstein's mind, to swim like Mark Spitz, and the possibility to design like Donna Karan. Please note: the Heroes exhibition is open only on Saturdays and on holidays. Photo: Stas Korinsky. Shabbat activities for the whole family You can enjoy a variety of special activities every Shabbat: the beloved Heroes gallery, which will be held on Saturdays at 10:00, 11:45, and 13:30; guided tours for adults held every Saturday at 12:00; and an audio tour led by historian Yuval Malkhi, known for the podcasts "History for Children," "Children," and "Episodes." All the Shabbat activities at the Jewish People's Museum We "

All the information about the Azrieli Observatory. The 49-story observatory overlooks the city of Tel Aviv and allows visitors to the Azrieli Observatory to see the first Hebrew city from Neve Tzedek, the seashore, Old Tel Aviv, and on to the new neighborhoods being built today. Visiting the round tower of the Azrieli Towers also allows you to take in the landscapes of the Coastal Plain, from northern Hadera to southern Ashkelon. The visit is suitable both as an introduction to the city, as a romantic place, and as an attraction for tourists.

All the information about Bialik Square. Bialik Square is one of the calmest and quietest places in central Tel Aviv, perhaps because it has not yet been discovered by Tel Aviv residents. The square is at the end of Little Bialik Street with a great deal of history. Around the square, you can see several of Tel Aviv's historic and important buildings: 1. Beit Bialik— the national poet's Tel Aviv home; a special and very impressive house relative to the period in which it was built. 2. A. Skora House—the second Tel Aviv municipality building, which served it until the mid-1960s, when it moved to the building on Even Gabirol. Since the year of the century, the building has served as the City Museum of Tel Aviv–Yafo. 3. Between them— a relatively new building, but integrated into the architectural landscape: the Felicia Blumenthal Center for Music and a library. In the center of the square there is a fish pond and ornamental plants where you can sit along its edge. Until the beginning of 2008 there was a mosaic sculpture by Nachum Gutman depicting the history of Jaffa and Tel Aviv. The sculpture was removed as part of the renovations because it hid the municipal building. Not far from there, you can reach other important buildings such as the Ra'uvn House Museum and other fine historic structures worth seeing.

All the information about the Meira Hof Academy Center for Education in the Arts. Tel Aviv Museum runs at the Meira Hof Academy Center for Education in the Arts art workshops in the field of visual arts: painting, photography, sculpture, drawing, video art, comics, ceramics, and illustration. The activity exposes participants to original art and exhibitions, alongside hands-on experience and nurturing creative skills starting from age 3. For teenagers, the center offers a special program for those who want to choose studies in visual arts for the Bagrut matriculation exams. For adults, it offers morning meetings and evening workshops. For each age group there are a different number of sessions and a different activity day.

All the information about the Israeli Museum at the Yitzhak Rabin Center The permanent, central exhibition at the Yitzhak Rabin Center takes visitors along a route that reflects stations in two journeys: the journey of the rise and independence of the State of Israel and Yitzhak Rabin's own journey. At the entrance to the exhibition, visitors are invited to enter a simulated space of Rabin Square (Kings of Israel in the past) on the evening of the assassination, and from there they move through ten rooms representing the different stations. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the Yitzhak Rabin Center also hosts other exhibitions—permanent or rotating. One of them deals with the Six-Day War and features rare items, documents that were revealed for the first time, interactive displays, and more. At the Yitzhak Rabin Center, educational activities and various conferences also take place.

All the information about the Irgun Museum The museum highlights the 17 years of the military organization's existence, which helped in removing the British Mandate for its establishment and also contributed to the establishment of the State of Israel. The museum displays weapons, audio-visual light exhibits, authentic documents, and more.

A landmark Tel Aviv bar-club near Florentin blending live music, DJs, contemporary art and exhibitions across two spaces. A staple of the alternative nightlife scene.

A renowned Tel Aviv electronic music club, known for its sharp line-ups and one of the best sound systems in the country. A reference of Israeli techno nightlife.

A buzzing bar-restaurant by chef Eyal Shani, with a terrace, vinyl records and a laid-back late-night vibe. One of the liveliest spots for a drink in Tel Aviv.

A cocktail bar and live-music café set in a Bauhaus building on Rothschild Boulevard. Live concerts, a cozy mood and a regular crowd.

A small neighborhood cocktail bar in central Tel Aviv, loved for its careful drinks and intimate atmosphere. A perfect stop before a night out.

All the information about LAKE TLV water skiing Are you looking for a different kind of experience? An amazing place, a unique and other site in the middle of Tel Aviv? This is the place! Lake Tlv is a closed compound spanning an area of about 60 dunams, with a café/bar, toilets, showers, lockers, luggage storage, a snack bar, and a television that displays a constant instructional video, plus a shaded lawn under a huge tent (suitable for groups that want an intimate corner and to lounge) and a guidance station. All of this on the banks of a freshwater lake spanning 54 dunams! The highlight is the cable water-skiing facility— the only one in the country and among the best in the world. The facility enables safe skiing for groups of up to 30 people at the same time. Cable water skiing is a challenging and fun sport, suitable for everyone, from age 7 to age 70. No prior knowledge or sports skills are needed. To enhance the experience and for extreme riders, there are 8 ramps on-site with different levels of difficulty. The instruction and operations team is excellent in quality. Certified guides, graduates of the Wingate Institute, who also allow beginners to experience the amazing thrill of "walking on water." So come for an amazing, new experience! See you, Lake Tlv team

All the information about the Performance Rock climbing wall. The Performance Rock climbing wall offers climbers graded bouldering routes, at different difficulty levels, with about 20 routes changed each week. The routes are suitable for beginners as well as professionals, who climb technical routes with a variety of holds/angles. Beginners must coordinate an introductory lesson that includes safety emphasis, familiarization with the facility, and climbing techniques. All activity takes place in an enclosed, equipped hall. The activity is suitable both as a one-time experience and as a regular class.

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All the information about Target – Tag. Target-Tag invites you to a new, refreshing, challenging combat workshop in the spirit of the Middle Ages. Game play: an archery-and-crossbow workshop lasting about an hour and a quarter, of which a quarter hour is a briefing with instruction and information about control and shooting with a bow-and-arrow. A full hour of unlimited arrow game play. 7 full, energetic rounds. At the beginning of the battle, players split into two groups, with the goal of accumulating the maximum score. The score is counted according to hits on the opposing team's players in each round / capturing an arrow of the opposing team / removing the target of the opposing team. Each player is equipped with a bow and an arrow head protector. The arrows leave no colored marks and/or blue marks on the body without any limit on ammunition. Important notes: The activity is limited to up to 18 players who play together at the same time. Ideal for fun days and team-building. Our home base is located at the Jaffa Tennis Courts, Tel Aviv–Jaffa. Target-Tag teams are prepared to reach anywhere in the country, with all equipment, and to set up active arenas in different locations—and the easiest way is to see it yourselves…

A large covered gourmet market in Tel Aviv, in the restored Sarona district: delis, shops, local products and stalls from around the world. Ideal for culinary shopping.

An open-air artisans’ market next to Carmel Market, where makers sell jewelry, ceramics and handmade objects. One of the city’s most colorful craft markets.

Tel Aviv’s largest market: spices, fruit, clothes, souvenirs and street food in a vibrant atmosphere. A must for browsing and shopping.

A large mall at the foot of the Azrieli Towers, with hundreds of shops, a food court and a panoramic observatory at the top. Central and convenient.