Known as the city that never sleeps, Tel Aviv is renowned for its 24-hour culture, historical sights, Mediterranean beaches, bars, restaurants, cafés, parks, shopping, and quaint neighborhoods. In 2003 UNESCO declared The White City - the unique urban and historical fabric of Tel Aviv - as a World Cultural Heritage due to the architectural qualities of the city’s buildings and streets. Tel Aviv emerges as the perfect mix of the contemporary and the classic.
A recent survey declared Tel Aviv as the most expensive city in the world. But they did not count on the multitude of things you can enjoy for free. Check out the Tel Aviv branch of the International Greeter Association. Tel Aviv Greeters offers free two- to four-hour walks to numerous municipal destinations, led by local volunteers who just want to share their love of the city. No tipping allowed!
Tel Aviv Greeters can take you to museums, archeological sites, places to eat, nightlife, and hotspots such as Neve Tzedek, Nachalat Binyamin, the Yemenite Quarter, Tel Aviv Port, Yarkon Park, Florentin, Old Jaffa, Carmel Market and the beach promenade.
Register online at Tel Aviv Greeter five days (but not more than a month) ahead of your “Greet" date
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