waow tal aviv , so mach to say , well tel aviv is one of the worlds biggest night life locetions in the world , that and more , first in tel aviv you will find every night of the week ,lots bars and parties ,more then you can count , the city that never sleep!!! in the weekend there are even more places to go out to , just choss what you like and tel aviv hes it , lots of musioms ,great beaches with pepoule playing beach games like matkot- tippical israely beach game , frissbee volly ball ,surfing and lots more , the city is paccaed with resteronts with every caind of cuisine you can imegine in the boredwalk area you will find lots of hotels and hostels for every price and every pocket , and one thing left enjoy

great japanese cuisine to be had, may not make sense, but it's true

There is an important museum about Jews, it's great to understand their history and lifestyle since their beginings. It is really interesting! xoxo!!

When your visa has long expired, and you want to go home, just go to the Foreign Office and they'll pay your flight home. It's in the huge tower between the city and old Jaffa.

Tel aviv is a great city. Must visit the Azraeli mall and go to the restaurant at the top for great views of the city. Go to Sheikin street for shopping and the Carmal market on a Friday for the real israeli experience.

It's a great place for shopping!

City with the most beautiful mediterian see beeches, bordwalks, devided into two parts: arabic and israely. The place where u can experience 2 cultures, and also do not forget to stend under the white arque, it is a legend saying that if You'll stend under it for couple minutes You'll get luck in love. It is located @ the bordwalk.

some of the beset restaurants in the area are located at the marina area

Tel Aviv is an exciting city, the home of the one and only Dana International. My favorite spots are around Sderot Ben Gourion/Ben Yehuda/Dizengoff and around Rotschild Bd. The beach is lots of fun, especially the beach cafés near the American Ambassy, where you can sip a glass of wine with your feet in the sand... The Bauhaus architecture throughout the city is really interesting, and offers great contrast with the new gleaming skyscrapers.

in israel the Dead Sea