Should I visit Tel Aviv during my vacations ?

Tel Aviv is one of most beautiful places to visit, the place blooms with local food and cultural scene, hot nightlife and fun vacation spots. Countless options for touring as well as travelling.

• Amazing Beaches: Tel Aviv is one of the coolest beach cities. The shores of Tel Aviv offers sunbathing, playing matkot and renting beach chairs. Many beach fronts in Tel Aviv offers drinks and dinners with sea view.
• Visit Jaffa: Jaffa is one of the oldest port cities in the world; it has a history over 2000 years. It is multi-ethnic, that is the mixture of old and new and has Muslims, Jews and Arab Christians living side by side. You can buy fishes which come straight out of the sea from the restaurants.
• People: The people of Tel Aviv calls themselves new Berliners, the crown which is non-European west. The people living there are down to earth, no matter how fashionable their dress is. The people you will find there is perfect mixture of gall and style. They will always be ready to help you out with directions or recommendations.
• Food: Tel Aviv is known to be a foodie city which is booming with restaurants, amazing restaurants with the more amazing set of chefs with trendy hipster bistros of the best of Middle Eastern street food.

• Bustling Nightlife: Nightlife of Tel Aviv is very famous, especially the city coloured in rainbow colours for the gay pride parade. Parties range all throughout the week and the best time to enjoy it is at night. Techno or Afro Cuban, Gay or straight, you can dance yourself out there, be silly and move on all kind of music, when the sun goes down.
• Rich History: Tel Aviv is also a historic place apart from being a party city. The place tells the story of the birth of Israel, the urban manifestation and the vision which once was made based on collective values and secular and liberal individualism.
• The architecture of Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv’ White city is said to offer the unique collection of Bauhaus, or International Style, architecture. The centre of the place also offers examples of German derived architectural style from the early twentieth century. Round balconies with white exteriors are the architectural form of these places.
• Art and Culture: We all know that Tel Aviv is Israel’s capital; therefore it has everything to do with the culture of Israel, whatever a tourist could ask for. It has world class museums as well as internationally acclaimed film scene. The city also has its own fashion week.

• Business: Tel Aviv is also called Silicon Wadi (an Arabian spin on the high tech capital in California). It is called that due to its propensity for cultivating start-ups. It is the centre place for lots of conference, meetings, hubs etc. If you want to start a start up, this is the correct place for you.
• Liberal: As I above mentioned, the country is liberal and acknowledges Gay rights. All the ultra orthodox people from different religions, live side by side without any disputes.