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Diaspora Museum Tel Aviv

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This museum, known as Beit Hatefutsot, uniquely tells the story of the Jewish people from the time they were expelled from their homeland and over 2500 years of exile. The museum’s special presentations and reconstruction interestingly document the history and tradition of Jewish life in different parts of the world, showing the impressive heritage of these communities, which enabled the continuity of the Jewish people throughout the years of expulsion.

The Arch of Titus
The museum is open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10am to 4pm, Wednesday from 10am to 6pm, and Friday from 9am to 1pm.

Getting there is by bus No 24, 25 and 27 to Tel-Aviv University campus at Ramat Aviv (the northern neighborhood of Tel-Aviv), entrance is through Campus Gate No 2 (Matatia Gate).

Har Sinai alley and the Great Synagogue

Har Sinai alley and the Great Synagogue

There are a number of popular nighttime eateries in the Har Sinai alley that wraps around the Great Synagogue of Tel Aviv. There is great food and a cool place to hang out in the evening. There is a Shishko Resto-Bar where you can dine. A Balkan influence can be found in its cuisine. You can also find tasty dishes at the other spots - Eyal Shani's Port Said restaurant is located near the Great Synagogue with a variety of dishes offered at discounted prices with a focus on quality ingredients, while Thailandit offers relaxed entertainment, the food remains spicy, challenging in a good way, and faithful to the original. You can walk towards the Harbaa Street, Shenkin Street, Rothchild Boulevard from Allenby, which is on the other side of the synagogue...

Toto Restaurant Tel Aviv: A Delicious Transformation with Unchanged Favorites

Toto Restaurant Tel Aviv: A Delicious Transformation with Unchanged Favorites

Toto Restaurant in Tel Aviv may have undergone a massive change in terms of its design, but it still manages to serve up the same great food that has made it a favorite among its loyal customers. The menu features five different categories, including cold dishes, pizza, pasta, seafood, and steakhouse, as well as a separate menu of special dishes. One of the standout items on the menu is the spicy pizza and chestnut gnocchi, both of which have become flagship dishes for Toto. Other highlights include the whole eggplant roasted over an open fire, beef tartare, and thinly sliced smoked Spanish tuna from the cold dishes section. The pizza section features a variety of mouth-watering options, including a white pizza with wild mushrooms and bacon and a salami pizza with black olives and purple onions. In the pasta section, the potato and ricotta gnocchi with salted butter, chestnuts, and Parmesan is a must-try. Seafood lovers will enjoy the fried sea fish with vinaigrettes, grilled sea bass, and charcoal-grilled locust kebab. Meat lovers can indulge in beef fillet and foie gras with veal stock and morel mushrooms or choose from a selection of steaks on the bone. Although the menu has remained largely unchanged to preserve many of the restaurant's favorite dishes, the restaurant itself has undergone a major transformation. The bar has been repositioned, and the kitchen is now open and impressively large. The new design is invested, prestigious, and impressive, making for a great dining experience. Toto has had its ups and downs over the years, including the firing of founder Yaron Shalu in 2014 and a short-lived connection with chef Moshik Roth. However, Shalu persevered and found new buyers who bought the restaurant back for him, allowing him to return to his baby and close the circle in an emotional way. Overall, Toto Restaurant Tel Aviv is still a great spot for delicious food and a new, impressive atmosphere.

Tel Aviv port - Day Time

Tel Aviv port - Day Time

Though not active as a port anymore, the old port of Tel Aviv is a very lively part of the city, day or night. It is where the first immigrants' ships landed, and though it was shut down in the 60's as an active sea port, it was awaken again in the 80's as a nightlife and water sports center. The Tel Aviv port today is a great place to hang out, eat or take a walk along the old pier. The center of the Tel Aviv port is a small area packed with great restaurants and few bars and nightclubs. It is definitely worth a visit during the day in spring, summer or one of the many sunny winter days. Some of the best seafood restaurants in Tel Aviv are located here, most of which are open during the day, and offer great view of the Mediterranean, relaxed atmosphere and business menus. Mul-Yam (Tel: 03-5469920) is a superb seafood restaurant that was chosen in 2003 as one of the top 140 restaurants in the world. Prices there match their flavor, so it is pretty expensive, yet it's recommended to visit Mul-Yam at least once, especially during the day when there's an opportunity to enjoy the sea view. Gilly's (Tel: 03-6057777) is another great option, and is well known for its excellent breakfasts, served every day till 5PM. Another option for some great seafood in front of the water in the Tel Aviv port is Boya (Tel: 03-5446166). It is a great restaurant, though again, not for low budget visitors. During the day the Tel Aviv port is a great place to visit and enjoy the beautiful view, the laid back atmosphere and the excellent seafood restaurants. Hotels that are located very close to the Port are: The Port Hotel Tel Aviv The Grand Beach Hotel The Tal Hotel

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