Tel Aviv is the second largest city in Israel. Europeans find it a special place, as it intertwines modern liberalism with respect for religious traditions. It is considered one of the most liberal cities in the world.
Tel Aviv is a city of inviting beaches, bustling night life, and culture: it has the highest per capita number of museums in the world. Although Israel’s capital is not the oldest settlement in the country, it is worth visiting because it is a colourful, vibrant, and captivating city along the Mediterranean Sea.
Night clubs are crowded every day of the week, and the shopping streets are the busiest in the evening hours. You do not even need to leave the city to enjoy the beach, and it an ideal point of departure for discovering other parts of Israel as well.