One city, many ways
to experience it.
A few pointers to help choose a neighborhood and picture your stay. The feel can change from one street to the next, so check the map and distances.
- 01 · Historic center
Neve Tzedek
Small streets, restored houses, cafés, and shops. A central neighborhood for wandering between Rothschild Boulevard and the waterfront.
- 02 · Market and seafront
Kerem HaTeimanim
Close to Carmel Market and the promenade, with a lively feel and restaurants and shops nearby.
- 03 · Architecture
The White City
Around Rothschild Boulevard and the city center, Bauhaus-style buildings are part of Tel Aviv’s best-known streetscape.
- 04 · Creative and lively
Florentin
A southern neighborhood known for cafés, workshops, and street art. It can be lively, especially in the evening.
- 05 · Port and promenade
North Tel Aviv
Along the coast, the promenade connects beaches, parks, and the old port. Check the exact walking distance from each home.
- 06 · Old city
Jaffa
An old center with a port, lanes, and markets, south of Tel Aviv. Travel times to the center depend on the exact location.
Look at the neighborhood as well as the apartment.
Addresses and availability are listed on the booking site.