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The David Kempinski Hotel Tel Aviv
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The David Kempinski Hotel Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv travel guide

The David Kempinski Hotel in Tel Aviv is located at 51 Yarakon Street, on Tel Aviv’s waterfront. About a billion shekels were invested in the establishment of the hotel, and it rises to a height of 34 floors, offers 250 rooms, 43 executive suites and 14 special suites. Combining personalised service and sleek interiors that are complemented by the expansive views of the Mediterranean Sea.

The hotel has a dining room that serves breakfast and dinner under the direction of the hotel’s chef, lunches will be served in the hotel lobby, on the 34th floor there is a rooftop bar, another bar will be in the Horizon lounge located on the 22nd floor and usable for those sleeping in the suites and a third bar in the cigar club, where it will also be served Food.

Sereia Restaurant
Experience beachfront dining offering contemporary Mediterranean cuisine surrounded by breathtaking sea views and spectacular sunsets.

OKOA Spa
Balance and align the body, mind and soul with our selection of integrated wellness treatments.

Meetings & Events
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Tel Aviv museums

Tel Aviv museums

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.

Neve Tzedek Tel Aviv

Neve Tzedek Tel Aviv

This beautiful neighborhood, situated south of the Yemenite Quarter in Tel Aviv, is the first to be built in the new city of Tel Aviv back in 1887. Today it serves as the city's most stylish zone, a home for Israeli artists and yuppies. The gorgeous architecture of the old houses, packed within quiet narrow lanes, and the relaxed manner of the neighborhood's residents, make it highly recommended spending a delightful afternoon around the area. On your visit, make sure you don't miss the Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater, located in the heart of Neve Tzedek and one of the most beautiful cultural centers in the city. Surrounded by lovely gardens and splendid piazza, this complex is a home to two of the best Israeli dance companies, and a host for the most unique performances in town. Very close to Neve Tsedek is the now renovated Tacahana Complex, an old train station where visitors enjoy a a pedestrians only attraction with shops, cafe’s, restaurants, organic market art galleries and a family fun activities. Exploring the Historic Streets of Neve Tzedek Tel Aviv Neve Tzedek Tel Aviv is an iconic neighborhood located in the southern part of Tel Aviv. It was founded in 1887 as one of the very first Jewish neighborhoods outside of Jaffa and soon became a hub for some of Israel's most prominent artists, writers, intellectuals, and activists. Today, it is widely considered to be a cultural center for Tel Aviv and is home to some incredible attractions like Shabazi Street, known for its quaint cafés and boutiques; Neve Tsedek Square, a popular spot for outdoor concerts; Shalom Tower & Clock Tower, two iconic landmarks; as well as numerous galleries, museums, restaurants and more. In addition to its cultural attractions, Neve Tzedek also offers visitors a unique glimpse into the past with its preserved 19th century architecture. As you stroll through its cobblestone streets, you'll find yourself surrounded by red-roofed buildings that evoke memories of days gone by. The quaint atmosphere makes it easy to forget that you’re in one of Israel's most vibrant cities! For those looking to explore beyond Tel Aviv's city limits but still remain close by, Neve Tzedek is conveniently located near major attractions such as Jaffa Port (2 km away), Hayarkon Park (3 km away), and Dizengoff Center (4 km away). Whether you're looking for an afternoon stroll or an evening out on the town - Neve Tzedek has something for everyone! So if you ever find yourself in Tel Aviv looking for something special - don't forget to check out Neve Tzedek! This historic neighborhood offers visitors a unique combination of culture and history coupled with modern attractions like cafes, boutiques and galleries. So grab your camera and get ready to explore - you won't regret it! With that being said - welcome to Neve Tzedek! We hope your experience here will be unforgettable!

Ben-Gurion St. Tel Aviv

Ben-Gurion St. Tel Aviv

Ben-Gurion St. is one of Tel Aviv's nicest places to have a walk and a cup of coffee in the middle of the Street. There are a couple of places along the boulevard worth visiting. Ben-Gurion's house (17 Ben-Gurion St.) is the former residence of Israel's first Prime Minister. It is a very modest house converted into museum, and has an impressive library that contains thousands of books. The design of the house is interesting, and reflects the simple lifestyle of its former residents which were the common values at the early years of the state of Israel. Alongside Ben-Gurion St., you will see many small outdoor cafes, with people sitting and chatting. All of them serve quality coffee and sandwiches. If you are looking for a nice restaurant in the area, Goocha (171 Dizengoff St.) is probably the place you were looking for. It is situated at the cross point of Ben-Gurion St. and Dizengoff St. and serves nice seafood dishes. The restaurant is well known for its pleasant atmosphere and reasonable prices. Kikar Atarim, a small plaza with nice seafront view, is a popular hangout place for tourists during the summer months, and is situated at the west end of Ben-Gurion St. In the middle of the plaza there is a successful Mega-Bar named "La Kikar", which is jammed every evening with fine looking crowd. The Marina hotel, overlooking the plaza and the Mediterranean, is located in the northern side of Kikar Atarim, and offers renovated rooms and underground parking lot for its guests, which is a rare feature in Tel Aviv. For couples traveling with small children, there is the Dyada center at 17 Ben-Gurion St.. It offers a wide selection of children pass-times throughout the day and many types of amusements for kids. In Dyada the young ones can have some fun while you are sitting in the garden and having a peaceful light meal in the restaurant located inside the complex.

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