Just outside of Jaffa we will visit Neve Tzedek and learn about the Jewish colony that preceded Tel-Aviv. Established in 1883, this old neighborhood is now a trendy chic place with restaurants and stores.
A short drive to the “White City”- we can see in the center of Tel Aviv houses built in the 1950 declared by UNESCO, the UN committee as an “International Heritage Site” inspired by the Bauhaus school of architecture.
We also visit the Tel Aviv Visitor Center located at Shalom Meir Tower, and also the “Independence Hall” the building that on May 14th 1948 was the scene of the declaration of the state of Israel.
These sites are near Rothschild Boulevard, the most beautiful avenue in Tel Aviv. If you wish, and if the weather permits we can stroll along the avenue with cold drinks… a perfect place for your social media stories.
Returning to the car, we continue driving through the city center and learning about its special urban and architectural development. Stopping for a visit at the site of “izhak Rabin’s assassination, where we learn about the tragic event and its impact on Israeli life since.
