Things to Do

The Bezalel Market in Tel Aviv is near the corner of King George and Allenby streets and is worth a visit, especially for falafel lovers.

The Carmel Market, known in Israel as "Shuk Ha'Carmel," is the city's biggest marketplace. The market is long and narrow and lined with colorful stalls where you can find almost anything, including bread and pastry, delicious olives, dried fruits, and spices, clothing, footwear, and jewelry.

Ben Yehuda is a pedestrian street lined with shops and restaurants, bakeries and florists. Street performers will entertain you as you stroll from window to window.

The Cardo, or the Jewish Quarter, is a restored section of Jerusalem that features high end shops and select restaurants.

Dizingof Center is a famous Israeli mall located on Dizingof Street.

The Arena Mall is located on the marina of Herzliya and is filled with restaurants and shops.

Frishman Beach is a beautiful, clean beach near the US Embassy and across the street from cafes and restaurants. 

Tel Aviv Beach has volleyball courts and is near pubs and bars.