As a Mediterranean metropolis - cosmopolitical and jewish traditional at the same time - Tel Aviv has a lot to offer to the visitor. In time for Sabbat, the city busses stop circulating Friday evening, whereas non-kosher restaurants and bars seem to be lively throughout the whole weekend. People from various ethnical backgrounds gather here and coexist with tolerance while keeping some distance. |
![]() Israel Museum showing the classical Jerusalem |
![]() Café 12 on Rothschild Boulevard |
![]() Famous coffee corner on Rothschild |
![]() Bauhaus on Rothschild |
![]() Bauhaus castle |
![]() Bauhaus artist scuplture |
![]() Mediterranean sea from North Tel Aviv |
![]() Surfers in the wind |
![]() North Tel Aviv evening |
![]() View to North Tel Aviv |
![]() Yachts in the harbour |
![]() View sourth towards Jaffa |
![]() Center of historic Jaffa |
![]() Cannon from the Turkish times |
![]() Mosque in historic Jaffa |
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