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When you first visit Tel Aviv, you will find a combination of both old and new lifestyles, which is common to other European cities.  With its beautiful skyline and the sandy beaches of the Mediterranean Sea, you will find a more modern lifestyle.  The oldest section of town is Old Jaffa, where you find fascinating buildings and feel the rich history and culture of the area.  Being an international city, Tel Aviv is known as a city of nightlife partying at the beach and in the nightclubs.  There are some interesting facts about Tel Aviv, however, that every tourist should know before visiting this amazing city.

When you visit Tel Aviv, you will find that taxis and buses will provide most of the transportation.  If you arrive in the city on a bus or train, you will most likely be able to use those same options for getting around the city to see various landmarks, eat at restaurants, and get to your hotel in Tel aviv.  Bus service begins at 5 AM and you can get a pass if you plan to stay a long period of time, which will help cut some costs.  You will be pleased to find that you can converse in English with the bus drivers.

Now, if you enjoy eating, there is no better place to visit! In Tel Aviv, you will find many different kinds of restaurants.  You will find western fast food restaurants if you desire a familiar taste.  Some of the fast food restaurants also have a local menu, where the fast food is prepared with an Israeli flavor.  Elegant restaurants are obviously pricier, but the atmosphere and delicious food will make it worth your time and money.  Cafes are also available, where you will find a quicker, less expensive meal and also enjoy delicious coffee – not to mention the free wifi Internet everywhere.

Tel Aviv is basically a safe place for tourists.  You will be happy to know that even though bomb threats were common in the past, the local people do their best to protect foreigners, especially visitors.  If you are made aware of anything unusual, just avoid the situation completely.  Any questions or concerns can be answered by the local police who are always available.

The local people of Tel Aviv are very friendly and helpful and welcome tourists.  The local people are friendly and helpful and will help you if you get lost or have a question.  You will find most people here to be accommodating and helpful, as they avoid confrontation and want to please their visitors.

Finding a hotel in Israel is easy because they come in every size, shape and price range.  If you want to save money and don’t need many extras, you will be content to stay in one of the budget hotels.  Just because you choose a budget hotel does not mean you have to sacrifice everything though.  Many of the budget hotels have nice packages which may include breakfast, wireless Internet service and other amenities.  Larger hotels are better suited for those who need a suite or meeting room or just want to have a more luxurious experience.These are usually the 5-star hotels where you will find extra amenities and comfort.

There are areas close by to visit to complete your Israel experience.  For example, you can visit the busy city of Netanya by taking a taxi or bus for a thirty minute ride.  The route follows right along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, which is relaxing and enjoyable.  Hotels in Netanya are numerous and easy to find as well.  Many of these hotels are right along the beach, which is most enjoyable for many tourists visiting the area.

You will find many churches, synagogues and shops for tourists in Old Jaffa, the oldest section of Tel Aviv.  Flea markets are scattered throughout the city, as well as interesting buildings to observe and explore.  In Tel Aviv, you will find the western Asian culture blended wtih classic European culture.  You will also find Arab, Christian and Jewish cultures in this mix, broadening your horizons even more and giving you a taste of many different lifestyles.

A simple walk along the Mediterranean Sea will give you the thrill of a lifetime.  An important part of culture and life for many centuries, this beautiful sea is connected to the Atlantic Ocean.  Fishing, trade, war and colonization have all taken place at this sea for thousands of years.  This sea hold special significance for Christians and is mentioned many times in the Bible.  One should not be surprised that nearly one-third of tourists throughout the world are attracted to this region.  The climate is perfect and the coastline is amazing to behold.

Visiting Tel Aviv is a journey you will not regret.  The rich culture and fascinating sights leave tourists feeling enriched and enlightened.  Craftwork, museums, music and small cafes are all waiting along the streets of Old Jaffa.  Within the modern city, you will see spacious sky scrapers, huge shopping complexes and beautiful sculptures.  You will not be disappointed as you visit this international city rich in history and culture.

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