Tel Aviv, Israel:
sea shore of Tel Aviv
My flight back to Germany left in the afternoon, therefore I had the chance to walk through some parts of Tel Aviv before.
Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 and is Israel’s second largest city. It’s a lively, vibrant place which can occupy visitors easily for a couple of days. Since I had only a few hours, I went on a walk through the old town of Jaffa with its ancient harbour and cobbled streets.
vibrant Tel Aviv at night
Dizengoff Tower
Habima Square
Rothschild Boulevard
Rothschild Boulevard
Rothschild Boulevard
Independence Hall
on the way to Old Jaffa
on the way to Old Jaffa
on the way to Old Jaffa
on the way to Old Jaffa
Clock Tower
Clock Tower
Clock Tower
Mahmoudiya Mosque
at the flea market
at the flea market
view north along the sea shore
panorama of Tel Aviv
Andromeda’s Rock
Al-Bahr Mosque
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter’s Church
central square in Old Jaffa and St. Peter’s Church
Fountain of Zodiac Signs
narrow alleys
narrow alleys
port of Jaffa
port of Jaffa
port of Jaffa
port of Jaffa
Jaffa Light
Carmel Market
Carmel Market
Carmel Market
Carmel Market
Carmel Market
I really had a good time in Israel! Work was very productive and I saw a lot of new places – I have to come back some day with more time!
Matt Travels 
Those olives in Carmel market look wonderful. Thanks for the arm-chair tour! I loved it!
Thank you for checking and commenting on my post! 🙂 I love such markets with all their colours… 🙂
Hello!I am planning to go to Tel Aviv. Which area would you recommend for a female only stay?
Hello Valentina! thanks for your message – I have stayed in Tel Aviv only for a couple of days last year and felt very safe wherever I went, but I am no expert on the city… I would just book a room in the city center and then use common sense like in any other big city… I hope you have a great time in lively Tel Aviv!