Tours in Tel Aviv

Author’s walking tour through Tel Aviv and Jaffa, featuring a stroll through the most picturesque and atmospheric corners of both cities.

Ancient Jaffa (Joppa), where, according to legend, Noah built his Ark and Perseus rescued Andromeda. We will stroll through streets that still remember Alexander the Great, Richard I of England, and Napoleon Bonaparte. For centuries, this was the starting point of the pilgrimage route to Jerusalem.

Author’s walking tour through Tel Aviv, including a stroll through the famous Levinsky Market. During our journey through Levinsky Market, we will introduce you to the rich world of Israeli cuisine, explain how to properly choose spices, and share practical tips on how they are traditionally used in cooking.

Author’s walking tour through ancient Jaffa with guide Maxim Izikson. The excursion includes visits to the Ilana Goor Museum, art galleries, artisan workshops, and the renowned Brill family studio, famous for combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technologies. Participants will also discover elements of traditional Yemeni culture, alongside a fascinating variety of handmade jewelry, decorative art, and unique designer creations.

Tel Aviv is a city of many faces, where history and modern life blend together in a unique atmosphere. As the cultural capital of Israel, Tel Aviv is not only the country’s center of finance, fashion, industry, and commerce, but also one of the Middle East’s most vibrant entertainment hubs. The city is famous for its countless cafés and restaurants lining the streets, as well as its lively nightlife, with clubs and bars open until dawn.

Private sightseeing tour through the historical and cultural landmarks of Tel Aviv and ancient Jaffa. During the tour, we will see the House of Simon the Tanner, visit the Franciscan Saint Peter’s Church, and stroll through the historic neighborhoods of Neve Tzedek and Ahuzat Bayit, where modern Tel Aviv was born. The route also includes a walk along the famous Rothschild Boulevard, a visit to the rooftop observation point of the Azrieli Center, and many other fascinating highlights of the city.