The Vista at Hilton Tel Aviv

Opened 2015 , Sarona Market is the largest enclosed food market in Israel, combines an unforgettable culinary experience in an air conditioned environment , perfect for the Israeli summer. located in the southern edge of the city's Templar Colony restoration project in Sarona, Tel Aviv.

Jaffa (also known as Yafo) is the ancient port city out of which Tel Aviv has now grown. In recent years, like much of South Tel Aviv, this area has been regenerated. The old narrow streets and courtyards are now another highly desirable part of Tel Aviv’s urban tapestry. Jaffa’s flea market is a well-known attraction of the area. Here, the vendors sell a diverse range of interesting and unique products from Turkish carpets to original art. Meanwhile, the narrow passageways and ancient buildings in the Old City are worlds away from modern Tel Aviv.

Dizengoff Square , with its famous water fountain is one of the most iconic spots in Tel Aviv. The square was built back in 1934 and was named after Zina Dizengoff - Meir Dizengoff 'S wife. It was recently renovated during 2020 and is now one of the greatest spots for a picnic - just grab your favorite dinner or snack from the vast verity of restaurants in the area, a bottle of one of Israel's winery's and soak in the white city vibes.

Artsy Neve Tzedek has avant-garde design stores, fashion boutiques and handicraft shops, as well as a weekly farmers’ market in HaTachana, a restored railway station. Trendy European restaurants sit alongside stylish bistros, and many of the area’s al fresco cafes turn into live jazz bars and cocktail lounges at night. The Suzanne Dellal Center showcases contemporary dance, while surfers head to beaches nearby.

Beit Hatfutsot, the Museum of the Jewish People, is more than a museum. This unique global institution tells the ongoing and extraordinary story of the Jewish people. Beit Hatfutsot connects Jewish people to their roots and strengthens their personal and collective Jewish identity.

HaYarkon Park is set on the outskirts of Tel Aviv. Beautifully tranquil, HaYarkon Park (Ganei Yehoshua) is to Tel Aviv, what Central Park is to New York. HaYarkon Park is the green lung of Tel Aviv and straddles the Yarkon River in the north of the city. Aside from the sheer beauty and tranquility of the neatly groomed lawns abutting the calm river, the Park also has some interesting features.

"Namal Tel Aviv"- the Tel Aviv Port has been recently restored and is now one of the trendiest places in town. During the day, the cafes and stores at Namal Tel Aviv (the Tel Aviv Port) host some of the city’s richest and most exiting cafe's and restaurants whilst at night, Namal Tel Aviv transforms into one of Tel Aviv’s most popular nightlife venues.