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Israel Tel Aviv Jerusalem
It is hard to believe that this vivacious, sophisticated Mediterranean city has not yet celebrated its first centenary. Born out of the sands, the modern metropolis of Tel Aviv was founded in 1909, when a small group of Jewish families moved from the overcrowded, insanitary and hostile Arab town of Jaffa to a selected desert spot where the construction of Tel Aviv began. Since then, the city has sprung up beside the Mediterranean coast at a dizzying speed – its first-generation residents are as old as the city itself. Younger generations compare their hometown grandly to New York. The ceaseless energy and enterprise, the lively avenues, big squares and buzzing nightlife all excuse this exaggerated comparison. However, the noisy, extrovert way of life, the miles of utilitarian modern apartments and the warm humid climate, with temperatures up to of 34°C (94°F) in the summer (when humidity also tends to peak) and 20°C (68°F) in the winter, all place Tel Aviv firmly in its East Mediterranean setting.
Above all, Tel Aviv is a beach city; a broad expanse of fine sand extends more than 10km (6 miles) along the seashore. City residents pour onto the beach for air, space and relaxation every weekend and at any opportunity during the day. Its wide promenade is a magnificent sight and runs for miles all the way from the port in north Tel Aviv to the old quarter of Jaffa – which, incidentally, has ceased to be a hostile Arab town and has become a popular waterside dining and leisure district of Tel Aviv.
As well as having a multitude of attractions of its own, Tel Aviv is well-placed as a base for day trips to Jerusalem and Caesarea, while even the Dead Sea and the Galilee are within a two-hour drive of the city.
We have more than 40 apartments to offer you in Tel Aviv. They are all similar to each other so here you will only find an example apartment below. Please feel free to contact us for bookings in Tel Aviv!
Dizengoff 1 bedroom
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Rooms: 1 Description: All apartments in Tel Aviv settle down in the central streets Dizengoff or Ben-Yehuda New, modern and comfortable apartments of different lay-out. One bedroom apartments are suitable for up to four people or a small family. This type of apartment has a living room and one bedroom. Read more  |
