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Tel Aviv Holidays For A Wonderful Experience

Tel Aviv holidays offer the best in Mediterranean lifestyle and cuisine. The city is a splendid base from which to explore Israel. Approximately two million people visit Tel Aviv each year. Apart from Tel Aviv holidays, the city is also the undisputed business capital of Israel. The two main points of entry into the city are Ben-Gurion Airport and the New Central Bus Station. There is a frequent bus and minibus service from the airport.

When on holiday in Tel Aviv it will help to learn the few main roads that run parallel to the coastline, as well as a few well-known intersections. It will then be rather easy to navigate the city. No-one likes to get lost in a strange country! Tel Aviv holidays can mostly be managed on foot, but for the weary there are buses that make trips possible. They are frequent, comfortable and air-conditioned, which helps a lot on a hot afternoon. Fortunately the bus stops also have clear English signs, with a green marker pointing to the current stop.

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During the 1940s and ‘50s authors and poets were a common sight in the cafés, but the Israeli culture has been taken in new directions by the citizens of Tel Aviv. Dozens of theatre groups perform a variety of plays, ranging from Broadway exports to avant-garde Israeli plays. The national theatre, the Habimah, is situated in the city. As far as accommodation for your Tel Aviv holidays is concerned, there is a bed for almost every budget. The hotels range from backpackers, bed and breakfasts, lodges, inns, family-owned budget hotels as well as the large international chain hotels.

On your Tel Aviv holidays you will have a wide selection of restaurants and eating-places to choose from. The food ranges from Southeast Asian to Tex-Mex, from hummus and falafel to French haute-cuisine. Most of the restaurants stay open until midnight or later. Other eating-places include self-service options, bistros, outdoor cafés and the Ha-Tikva market where you can buy some of the freshest produce available. Nobody on holiday in Tel Aviv need to go hungry.

A place of interest to visit is the Zoological Center, which is a combination of a drive-through safari park, a circus and a zoo. It features 250 acres of African game in a natural habitat. If you are on Tel Aviv holidays without your own transport, you can easily get there by bus, and once in the Center, you can ride the park’s own vehicle or go on a pedestrain tour. There is a restaurant as well, or you can bring your own picnic lunch. Outside the Zoological Center is the massive Ramat Gan National Park, should you wish to do more game-watching. As Tel Aviv was only established in the early 1900s, there are no ancient synagogues and castles, but a few of the historic neighbourhoods of the city are worth a visit. Neve Tzedek is one of the few places with a 100-year-old history. Don’t forget the beaches and the seaside promenade which is clogged with people on foot and in cars on summer nights.