Tel Aviv
Beaches, Bauhaus and a city that never slows down.
Israel ·
Tel Aviv packs Mediterranean beaches, a serious food scene and ancient Jaffa into one compact, walkable city.
Top attractions in Tel Aviv
- Old Jaffa and the portWalk the stone alleys, the flea market and the harbor at sunset.
- Carmel MarketStreet food, spices and fresh juice; go hungry, before noon.
- The promenadeCycle or walk the seafront from Jaffa to the Tel Aviv Port.
- White CityUNESCO-listed Bauhaus buildings around Rothschild Boulevard.
- Neve TzedekBoutiques and cafés in the city's first neighborhood.
- Day trip to JerusalemAbout an hour by train to the Old City.
Practical info
When to go
April–June and September–November: warm sea, fewer heatwaves.
Visa (US passport holders)
No visa needed. Visa-free entry for up to 90 days.
R Travel tip
Much of the city pauses from Friday afternoon to Saturday evening; plan transport around it.
Where to stay
Stay near the beach (Gordon, Frishman) or in Neve Tzedek for a quieter base.
Entry rules shown are for US passport holders and change often — always confirm with the destination's embassy or your airline before booking. Other nationalities should check separately.
Opening hours, prices, event dates and entry rules change. Check official sites before you go. Written by the R Travel team.