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First things first, I would like to apologize for not writing in the last two weeks, I was abroad and I thought it wouldn’t be a problem to write about the city while being out of it. Turns out I was wrong, big time. I guess I just get my inspiration from living and […]

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In 2003, UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, declared The White City, a unique urban and historical fabric of Tel Aviv, as a World Cultural Heritage site. Ever since then, the world has been giving the proper recognition to the special architectural qualities of the buildings, streets, squares and avenues of Tel […]

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I have a confession to make to all you readers: From day one I have presented myself as a true born and raised Tel Avivian, yet this is only partially true…I really grew up in a neighborhood just outside of Tlv named Ramat Aviv Gimel.
I corrected this horrible error the minute I had the chance […]

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I’ve been living in the infamous triangle of Shinkein- King George- Allenby streets for a couple of years now, but only a few days ago it occured to me that I live in the middle of the Kawasan St.
For the few people that don’t know what I’m talking about, The Kawasan Street is the Israeli’s  street […]

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After spending the perfect day in the center of Tlv, you are now ready to head south and discover the beautiful and unique Jaffa. Jaffa (if you don’t want to sound like a complete tourist say: Yafo) is one of the most ancient port cities in the world and you can feel this antique atmosphere […]

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This weekend Tel Aviv has the pleasure of hosting the12th International Student Film Festival, which is one of the largest festivals in the world for student films and considered one of the most important in this field.
Every two years, in the beginning of the summer, many students, lecturers and guests from the cinema industry meet […]

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Tel Aviv is definitely filled with lots of attractions and about a million different things to do at any given time. However this is also what makes it, like all great metropolitans, extremely overwhelming and hard to take in at first.
I’m going to try and make it a little easier for you. I put together […]

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Tel Avivians have a very broad taste in alcohol - we enjoy a good wine with dinner, fine whiskey at the bar, vodka with red bull at the party, and arak at the beach. But the consensus drink, the one you’ll find in the hands of Tel Avivians everywhere, is of course.. Beer!
Tel Aviv offers […]

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The Carmel Market, also known in Israel as “Shuk HaCarmel“, is the city’s biggest marketplace, and a fascinating, enjoyable place to visit. It is basically one crowded narrow alley with long line of colorful stalls standing on either side, and where vendors proudly present their goods. Here you can find almost anything imaginable for the […]

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As you may or may not know, Friday is the holy day for the Jewish people - it is a day for rest and relaxation. You may therefore think that it would be a boring, eventless day in Tel Aviv. On the contrary - Friday is the best possible day for any type of fun […]

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