subject: Discovering Tel Aviv [print this page] Tel Aviv is the second largest city and the financial capital of Israel. Home to beaches, parks, cafs, restaurants and shopping centers, Tel Aviv is considered one of the most happening cities in the Middle East region. It has grown to become a major business center with offices of various multinational corporations and research and development firms.
Situated on the Israeli Mediterranean coast, the city enjoys a spectacular beachfront. There is a lot to do in Tel Aviv. One can take a leisurely walk, eat and shop at Rothschild Boulevard, which is one of the busiest streets in the city. Jaffa Clock Tower and Azrieli Center are other famous sights of the city. Tel Aviv's White City, which is renowned for its architecture, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has the largest concentration of Bauhaus buildings in the world.
Food in Israel is another delight for local residents and visitors alike. From indigenous food to exotic dishes, all make Israeli cuisine a delectable assortment. It also includes food traditionally eaten in the whole of Middle East, such as humus, falafel, couscous and shakshouka. One can see an influence of different cultures in Israeli cuisine. Since the 1970s, there has been a rise in fusion cuisine. Ethnic groups from different parts of the world live here and have made their contribution to the cuisine in Israel. Tel Aviv is good place to savor Israel's diverse cuisine. Food Tour in Tel -Aviv is a must if one intends to enjoy the country's cuisine in its entirety.
As regards Day Trips Tel Aviv offers many exciting options. There are opportunities to discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Petra, the historic site of Masada and Dead Sea. Traveling to Tel Aviv is a truly enthralling experience.
