Tel Aviv is one of the youngest cities in Israel. It is a little over a hundred years old, but its unique charm, as well as democracy, attract hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world here. The population of Tel Aviv is a little over 300 thousand people, but many satellite cities have been formed around it, communication with which is carried out by well-organized public transport or light electric trains with other cities of the country. In the south, Tel Aviv borders on ancient Jaffa and Neve Tzedek - the first quarters of Tel Aviv - one-two-storey buildings of the first half of the 20th century.
Also recommended for visiting places - the first street of Tel Aviv - Rothschild Street, with many cafes and restaurants, the Old Seaport located in the north of the city, the Ramat Ghana Zoo Safari, the Diamond Exchange, Kikar A-Medina - a favorite place for shoppers and much more.
Our company offers all tourists a free half-day tour of Tel Aviv on any day except Saturday.
The Tel Aviv City Hall has equipped special bicycle parking facilities throughout the tourist Tel Aviv, where you can rent a bicycle for a minimal fee, leaving it elsewhere in the city.

The climate is distinctly Mediterranean. Winters are warm, two or three weeks of which are rainy in January or February. The average temperature in January, the coldest month, is +13.3. Snow is extremely rare. Summer is long and hot from May to almost November. The warmest month is August.