Turk Lachmajun not only has one of the best shawarmas in Israel, but also a full Turkish menu! Hunger enducing smells engulf visitors the moment they walk in, which has been the case since this restaurant was established. On the menu, one can find a thin and perfected lachmajun pita, a selection of stuffed vegetables, and kebabs to die for. This restaurant is always packed with hungry diners who know where to find satisfaction!
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Itzik Hagadol
A boutique deli for pieces of Wagyu meat and quality local beef, and a selection of great Itzik salads to take home.
Yom Tov Deli
In 1947, Yomtov Levy had already opened a delicatessen in Turkey. When he arrived in Tel Aviv in the sixties, he envisioned his deli opening once again. Yom Tov Deli proudly serves homemade marzipan, jam, and almond cookies. On the savory side, cheeses, salads, and pickled fish quench patron’s appetites. Shopping at Yom Tov always turns out a tad pricier than expected though, as it is too easy to succumb to delicious treats which weren’t on your intended shopping list!
Daniel Rosenblum
Hey, my name is Daniel Rosenblum, I was born in Jerusalem and have been guiding in it for the last 30 years. My greatest passion is the land of Israel, its people, history and lanscapes.
I speak English, French, Italian, German and Hebrew, and would give you an emotional, informative and most of all – fun experience.
Wether you are a family or individual, a Christian, Jew or other, join me for a ride like you’ve never had before
Avraham
Avraham is a ‘Tzabar’ (a native-born Israeli), a High-Technology professional, an avid traveler, a certified Tour Guide in Hebrew and English, and has a wealth of experience guiding and operating tours in Israel for both groups and individuals. AvrahamTours provides an exciting and enjoyable, moving and enriching experience, thanks to Avraham’s extensive knowledge on the subject. A love of the country and its people is a vital ingredient for a successful tour and Avraham has both. He knows Israel, her fascinating history and her many charming secrets.
Israel offers many beautiful sightseeing sites to visitors and travelers. You can find a lot of holiness, glory and fun when you come and visit Israel. You can enjoy Israel by touring its historical and archeological sites and routes, combined with hiking and tracking in Israel’s beautiful nature.
Abrahams Hostel
The Abraham Hostel in Tel Aviv follows the footsteps of the Abraham Hostel in Jerusalem by raising the quality and standards of Tel Avivian hostels. Opened in 2016, The Abraham Hostel in Tel Aviv is located on HaRakevet Street, 50 meters from the buzzing Rothschild Boulevard in the small neighborhood known as Electric Garden (Gan HaHashmal). It is surrounded by cafes, restaurants, and nightlife, on the edge of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is within walking distance of the beach, Old Jaffa, and the edgy Florentin neighborhood. The hostel is additionally centrally located for public transportation access, including the handiest bus routes, the central bus station, and HaHagana railway station walking distance away.
Tomer Chelouche
Tomer has been a tour guide in Tel Aviv since 2008 and has received outstanding ratings and reviews from the groups he has worked with. He offers a variety of tours in the Tel Aviv area but specialized in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood, as well as the Trail of Independence.
The Drisco Hotel
The Drisco, a 5 star superior Hotel resides within an iconic building dating back to 1866, built over 40 years prior to the establishment of Tel Aviv in what was formerly the first and most prestigious hotel outside the old gates of Jaffa.
The Drisco presents an authentic glimpse of Tel Aviv’s diverse past and ever-evolving present. The property’s elegant, chic design – the creative work of architect and interior designer Ari Shaltiel, extends across 42 luxurious rooms and suites, a swanky bar and the George & John restaurant, a culinary marvel blending a taste of Israel with a dash of Mediterranean panache.
We also welcome guests to indulge in a moment of relaxation in our deluxe spa and capture the city’s picturesque skyline from the breezy rooftop. Set in the heart of the trendy Noga neighbourhood and the historic American-Germany Colony, the hotel is a short walk from all the local must-see spots, including the renowned Carmel, Levinsky, Flea and Greek markets, glimmering beachfront and stunning promenade, the ancient Jaffa Port, a selection of the best nightlife haunts in town, and so much more. Ben Gurion Airport is located 14 miles from The Drisco Hotel, about a 25 minute journey by taxi.
The Drisco is a proud member of The Leading Hotels of the World.
Hotel Montefiore
Hotel Montefiore prides itself on uncompromisingly professional service and its welcoming staff makes guests feel like family.
This Twenties mansion in the White City section of Tel Aviv has to be seen to be believed. Montefiore is a modern twelve-room boutique hotel, combining the intimacy of a small guest house with the service philosophy of a high-end luxury hotel.
A large part of the appeal is the Montefiore’s restaurant, a Vietnamese-influenced brasserie.The Montefiore’s service is genuinely friendly, with a can-do spirit, along with the effortlessly chic visual style, that keeps lovely people coming back.
The Norman Hotel
The Norman, reflecting Tel Aviv through the visual and culinary arts, design, architecture, entertainment and the lifestyle elements this vibrant city offers. Grandeur and style are at the heart of the Norman, which captures the elegance of the 1920’s mixed with the comforts of a world class luxury hotel. The theme continues through the interior which fuses contemporary elegance with modern Tel Aviv. Guests will have the choice of two restaurants, a brassiere serving Mediterranean cuisine with a touch of Israeli Flair, plus a renowned Japanese Restaurant – Dinings which offers panoramic views across the city. Guests can use the Library bar to unwind and enjoy late night cocktails which will be served into the early hours.
Art & culture are fundamental to the entire picture at The Norman. From our design and interiors, our growing book collection shared with our guests throughout the hotel, to our stunning art collection of contemporary Israeli artists with international reputations and our monthly cultural event that take place in the Library Bar – your time in the hotel will be enriched by discovery as it will in Tel Aviv itself.
The Norman comprises of two historic 1920’s buildings featuring: 50 luxurious rooms and suites, two restaurants and a stunning roof top infinity pool with captivating views and offers a wellness concept from yoga, massage, to personal training and bicycles.
