Destination

Tel Aviv, Israel

A Mediterranean beach city with Bauhaus boulevards, late-night bars and a food scene, with Jerusalem under an hour away.

Trips to Tel Aviv from every city

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When to go

Best months for Tel Aviv
MonthSeason
Januaryfine
Februaryfine
Marchbest
Aprilbest
Maybest
Junebest
Julyavoid
Augustavoid
Septemberbest
Octoberbest
Novemberbest
Decemberfine
  • June: Tel Aviv Pride in June is one of the world's largest
  • September, October: Jewish high holidays: many businesses and all transport close on Yom Kippur; dates shift yearly

July, August: Humid heat and peak-season prices

Where to stay in Tel Aviv

  • Beachfront (Gordon / Frishman): The big hotels on the promenade with the beach across the road.
  • Neve Tzedek: The oldest quarter, boutiques and cafés a short walk from the sea.
  • Rothschild Boulevard / Lev Ha'ir: Bauhaus buildings, bars and restaurants in the centre.
  • Old Jaffa: Ancient port, flea market and sunset views back to the city.
  • Florentin: Street art and late nightlife at lower prices.

What to do in Tel Aviv

  • Cycle the beach promenade from the port to Jaffa
  • Eat hummus and shakshuka at Carmel Market
  • Explore Old Jaffa and its flea market
  • Day trip to Jerusalem's Old City and the Western Wall
  • Float in the Dead Sea on a day trip
  • Walk the White City Bauhaus district

Good to know

AirportsBen Gurion International (TLV)
Passport for US citizensyes
Price levelluxury
Time zoneAsia/Jerusalem
Kind of tripbeach, city, nightlife, food, culture

Questions about Tel Aviv

When is the best time to visit Tel Aviv?

March, April, May, June, September, October and November. July, August: Humid heat and peak-season prices

Do US citizens need a passport for Tel Aviv?

Yes. Tel Aviv is in Israel; bring a valid passport.

How expensive is Tel Aviv on the ground?

Tel Aviv is luxury by US standards: plan about $190 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.