 In this section we have put together the best activities Tel Aviv has to offer. Anything and everything you could do when exploring the city: beaches, neighborhoods, sightseeing attractions, outdoor activities, kids stuff and more
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"The White City" is Tel Aviv's second name, given to it in honor of the white Bauhaus buildings which dominate its architectural landscape. 
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The Jewish Diaspora Museum is one of the biggest museums in the world specialising in the history of the Jewish People.
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 The Azrieli Observatory offers an opportunity to view Tel Aviv from the highest perspective possible, and maybe even have a bite to eat while enjoying the view |
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 Situated in the renovated historical Town Hall of Tel Aviv, Beit Ha’ir is both a museum presenting aspects in the history of Tel Aviv and a cultural center showcasing a variety of exhibitions
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Visit the elaborately decorated and colorful house of Israel's most highly acclaimed poet, Haim Nachman Bialik, which is appropriately situated on Bialik Street
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Last Updated on Thursday, 06 November 2008 11:18 |
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In this section we have put together the best activities Tel Aviv has to offer. Anything and everything you could do when exploring the city: beaches, neighborhoods, sightseeing attractions, outdoor activities, kids stuff and more
The southern area of Tel Aviv offers a glimpse into the inhabitants' day-to-day life. Explore the neighborhoods, markets and streets of southern Tel Aviv and experience a bit of the special charm and offbeat places in the south
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