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A new hotel by Isrotel hotel chain - Leon Towers Tel Aviv

A new hotel by Isrotel hotel chain - Leon Towers Tel Aviv is set to open in 2024 at the Yarkon St., Tel Aviv with 235 rooms and suites! A hotel that joins the luxury group of the Isrotel hotel chain. Located on the beach, near the Royal Beach Hotel Tel Aviv. The two hotel towers offer exclusive rooms, a huge conference and business complex, restaurants and bars, a spa from the "Carmel Forests", an infinity pool overlooking the sea, a luxurious business lounge and adjacent parking.

South Beach: Tel Aviv / Jaffa

The "south beach" area, on the Tel Aviv/Jaffa border, includes quite a few attractions: great beaches, fabulous food, and even one historic museum. Whether you're touring the beach promenade or on your way to or from Jaffa - you'd want to get to know that area. The beach right on the border of Tel Aviv/Jaffa is Alma Beach, one of the most laid-back beaches in Tel Aviv that offers the beautiful view of the port and towers of Old Jaffa. The beach is relatively clean and untouched. There are sunshades and showers but no lifeguard, so be extra careful. There are no sun beds, but there is a sitting area with plastic chairs and tables which are part of the Alma Beach Kiosk, the beach extension of the up-scale restaurant Manta Ray. In the Kiosk you can order some of the restaurant's simpler dishes and nice cocktails. If we're already mentioning Manta Ray (Tel: +972-3-5174773), we must say that it offers fantastic view of the Mediterranean Sea and Old Jaffa and serves great seafood and fish dishes. Breakfasts are especially recommended and a drink with little Tapas on the Manta Ray porch during sunset is a Tel Aviv experience you can't beat. One of the most famous restaurants on the Tel Aviv/Jaffa border is Margaret Tayar's, at 4 Retsif Ha-Aliyah Shenei St. (Tel: +972-3-6824741 – it's recommended you call to check on opening hours because they tend to change with the weather and the mood). Margaret Tayar is an inspired cook who loves to see people enjoying her creations – as fish and other Mediterranean dishes there deserve to be called. We said an historic museum on the beach and we weren't kidding. The Etzel Museum 1947-1948 (Beit Gidi) is located right on South Herbert Samuel Promenade, (Tel:+972-3-5172044). The Etzel was a paramilitary force that operated against both the British and the Arabs to win Jewish sovereignty, before being incorporated into the Israel Defense Force. This museum follows the campaign to 'liberate' Jaffa in a set of well organized exhibits and English translated materials. Right on the Tel Aviv/Jaffa border you'll find the luxurious hotels Dan Panorama and the David Intercontinental. Both offer a great view of the beach and the Mediterranean, of Old Jaffa on one end and the Tel Aviv skyline on the other - A great view to start your day with.

Old Jaffa Museum

Near Kadumim Square and the Summit Garden in the old city of Jaffa, the Old Jaffa Museum hosts changing exhibitions for the whole family, workshops and activities for kids throughout the year. When visiting the museum with your children, you should also visit the ancient alleys of Old Jaffa, the new Zodiac Fountain, the Bridge of Wishes in Khar Kedumim, a flea market and many restaurants in the area. A unique architectural and historical building houses the museum, Sarya al-Atiqa, the old Ottoman government house. This building was probably originally used as a caravan-sarai hostel, or a khan, at the beginning of the 18th century. There is a pillared hall and a vaulted ceiling in this Ottoman complex built on the remains of a Crusader citadel. Visitors can view changing exhibitions at the museum, which is next to the Kedumim square visitors' center "Photos of Yipayot.". 10 Teilat Mfaretz Shlomo St., Tel Aviv-Yafo Sunday - Thursday: 17:00-10:00, Friday: 14:00-10:00, Saturday: 18:00-10:00 Parking accessible Suitable for children +972-3-6813624

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