Small Boutique hotels in TEL AVIV

The most cosmopolitan and vital city in Israel is unique. On the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, the port of Jaffa is one of the oldest. Its small historical nucleus offers a network of alleys that transport back in time.

The amalgam of cultures is evident. And if in the Kikar Kedum square the church of Saint Peter stands out, near the Jaffa Lighthouse, you will find the Mahmoudiya mosque. The views towards modern Tel Aviv, with tall buildings, underline the contrast. You can get here by the long promenade that runs through the city's beaches from Tel Baruch. It is a splendid city to enjoy the sea, with more than a dozen beaches.

The lively street markets, like the one at Shuk Ha’Carmel in Neve Tzedek are a good expression of local culture. In this Jewish neighborhood built at the end of the 19th century, art galleries and design cafes are grouped together, in a bohemian and fashionable atmosphere. Or the Levinsky, a market specializing in Turkish and Greek products, in the Florentin neighborhood, with a vibrant art scene and live music venues.

The White City is listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Made up of hundreds of Bauhaus-style houses, built by Jews of German origin who emigrated in the 1930s, it reveals another chapter in its history.