Hatachana Complex, is a renovated historical site on the border of Jaffa and Tel Aviv. Visitors can now enjoy a closed area for pedestrians only with shops, cafe’s, restaurants, organic market art galleries and a family fun activities.
Across the road to the west is the new beach promenade and also the excellent Manta Ray restaurant.
The Alberto Hotel from Isrotel Design was built near the old Shalom tower in Tel Aviv, on the corner of Nachal Binyamin and Ahad Ha'am streets. With a modern design that connects to the modern pace of city life, the hotel structure honors the exciting history of the city. Beautifully designed Alberto Hotel offers guests the chance to enjoy the city's non-stop entertainment, culture, and business centers within walking distance You can easily access Tel Aviv's restaurants, bars, and commercial centers. A combination of business and social activities is available at the hotel, creating a unique hospitality experience. The hotel's lively rooftop bar is a great place to spend time. The hotel also offers a gym and spa where you can enjoy body, health, and beauty treatments. From 10 years of age and older, Hotel Alberto offers child accommodation Located in the hustle and bustle of the city, the hotel is subject to city noise. Address: Nachalat Binyamin 46, Tel Aviv Receiving/clearing rooms Days A to F including: Reception of rooms - until 15:00 Clearing rooms - until 12:00 Saturday: Reception of rooms - until 16:00 Clearing rooms - until 13:00 Parking The hotel does not have private parking You can use the parking lots in the hotel area (for a fee according to the conditions of the parking lot) accessibility The hotel has several accessible rooms (you must contact the hotel after booking a room) The pool is not accessible Outdoor pool on the roof *The pool is closed in the winter months
Tel-Aviv is Israel's cultural capital, holding its finest museums, orchestras, theaters, and art galleries, and presenting its greatest dance and music performances. Modern Art at Ha'medina Square The two highlights in the city's art scene, are the Diaspora Museum and the Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, while other exclusive galleries are spread around Gordon St neighborhood, and are worth paying a special visit. Not far from there, just up Dizengoff St, is a cultural complex, which comprises the Israeli National Theater - Habima, and the Mann Auditorium, the home of the world-renowned Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. The Performing Art Center Another cultural zone, located near the Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, is the Tel-Aviv Performing Art Center. This beautifully architectural building is a home for the New Israeli Opera, featuring concerts, dance performances, music ensembles, and unique exhibitions at the lobby.
Tel Aviv offers a wide variety of museums and galleries covering extensive types and periods from classical to contemporary art, local artists to foreign artisans, historical societies and more. The Tel Aviv Museum The Tel Aviv Museum is Israel's main art museum, hosting more than half a million visitors annually and offering a dynamic program of changing and permanent exhibitions, in addition to exciting cultural programs of classical and jazz music, performance arts, lecture series, special events, children's programs, dance, and cinema. The Tel Aviv Museum includes an outdoor sculpture garden and a youth wing. The Tel Aviv Museum is located 27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd. Tel: +972-3-6077020. Fax: +972-3- 6958099. Opening Hours: Sunday - closed. Monday, Wednesday: 10AM-4PM. Tuesday, Thursday: 10AM-10PM. Friday: 10AM-2PM. Saturday: 10AM-4PM. The Eretz Israel Museum & Planetarium The Eretz Israel Museum & Planetarium is a multi-disciplinary museum focusing on the history and culture of the Land of Israel through permanent and temporary exhibits in archaeology, ethnography, folklore, Judaica, cultural history and local identity, traditional crafts and practical arts. This Tel Aviv Museum includes an expansive garden surrounding an ancient mound rich in archaeological treasures found in the heart of the museum complex. The Planetarium hosts the “Voyage through the Universe” show. The Eretz Israel Museum is located at 2 Haim Levanon St., Ramat Aviv. Tel: +972-3- 6415244. Opening Hours: Sunday - Wednesday: 10AM-4PM. Thursday: 10AM-8PM. Friday & Saturday: 10AM-2PM.
