Cheap Flights to Tel Aviv, Israel

Beautiful beaches, Spectacular architecture and a fascinating history - take a closer look at stunning Tel Aviv!

This Summer visit the thriving and cosmopolitan beach city of Tel Aviv in Israel! Being an economic hub of activity, Tel Aviv benefits from upscale shopping, cafes, bars and restaurants but also really mixes the new with the old and is brimming with interesting historical sites to visit and striking architecture.

Sun worshippers will not be disappointed with 14 kms of beautiful beaches, all with warm golden sands, clear blue waters and plenty of watersports and activities such as beach volleyball to get active with. The promenade is a bustling and fun place to be with shops, places to eat and plenty of exciting things to see and do.

Sight Seeing in Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is rich in history, culture and beautiful natural surroundings and with an exciting mix of old and new there is plenty to see and do, not to mention gorgeous beaches to relax on when you fancy a break from sightseeing!

Highly recommended for the most amazing introduction to the fabulous city is a visit to the Azrieli Observatory on the 49th floor of the Round Building giving you breathtaking panoramic views across the coastline from North to South. In the Azreili Mall you can watch a fascinating 3D film of the area and its history called the ‘Total Tel Aviv Experience’.

Check out the stunning and modernist style buildings of Tel Aviv’s White City – an absolute must visit which was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. Here you can see the influence of the graduates of the Bauhaus school of art and design in the extraordinary architecture of the white buildings.

Neve Tzedek, the first Jewish neighbourhood to be built outside of Jaffa is home to many artists and you can see this in the architecture and surroundings just talking a leisurely walk through the streets. Go up to the top of the Shalom Tower, where from the observation deck you can see for miles across the sea, sands, and to the hill of Jaffa.

The Tel Aviv University area is an interesting place to visit with museums, synagogue and the Jewish Heritage Centre. Also visit the memorial to the assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and the Memorial Garden to the Fallen built for those lost in Israel’s wars.

For a bit of culture head to the artists’ quarter in the old town where there are plenty of small shops selling fine art and exquisite jewellery plus Old Jaffa has lots of places to eat and drink and the bustling Old Port area is an exciting and vibrant part of Tel Aviv not to be missed.