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Colors, Aromas and Tastes
Walking Tours (conducted in Hebrew) of
the Association for Tourism Tel Aviv-Jaffa
The price per person for each of the following tours is: NIS 45
Please coordinate and book in advance at the Association for Tourism Tel Aviv-Jaffa,
Telephone. +972 3 5166188. Sunday - Thursday, 09:30-16:30.
| dramatized-walking tour in the picturesque alleys of Neve Tzedek, opening the world of Nachum Gutman for the tourist; the little boy, who lived and dreamed in the sandy lanes of the neighborhood. At the end of the tour: a guided visit at the Nachum Gutman Museum. |
| "Nissim ve'Niflaot" (Miracles & Wonders) by Lea Goldberg, the author of this book. Wonderful and exciting stories along the Tel Aviv promenade, by the coastline, from Atarim square to the "Opera" building. |
| For those interested to learn a bit more about the International Style, what are the "open drawers", who was Patrick Geddes, and why is the UNESCO involved in this celebration - join the tour following the Bauhaus on Rothschild Boulevard and the center of Tel Aviv. |
| A walking performance, with monologues and songs, composed about the art scene in Tel Aviv during the 1920's, from the sea shore to the 'Opera' building, passing by the 'Ohel' theater, 'Mograbi' cinema house and 'Pri'or' photography studio. The tour ends with a guided visit at the 'Rubin Museum', and includes light refreshments served under the Ficus trees. |
| Walking on Bialik Street, following Rubin's paintings. The tour is accompanied by stories about the houses and their tenants, who were the neighbors of Bialik and Rubin. Has jealousy among authors been stimulating? The tour ends with a guided visit to the recently renovated 'Rubin Museum'. |
| We will begin the tour at the opening of an anonymous passage, tell the story of a mysterious murder in the municipal park and conclude with secrets and shady stories in the Trumpeldor Cemetery … please bring torches. |
| A wonderful journey in a time tunnel, to the first days of Tel Aviv and acquaintance with the people behind the street names – Bialik, Dizengoff, Ahad Ha’am and many others, who are resting for ever, here, in the Tel Aviv Pantheon. |
| Tour of the most “TelAvivian” street of the city, Sheinkin Street. The tour explores the communal life of the secular, religious and the orthodox Jews, who live in close proximity, in one of the most thrilling areas of Tel Aviv-Jaffa. The tour includes a visit to one of the local synagogues and a cup of coffee in the legendary “Cafe Tamar”. |
| The Yemenite Quarter, through piquant stories, the food and the local customs. An adventure tour of one of the authentic jewels, situated in the beating heart of the big city. The tour includes a taste of Yemenite food and a short visit to the Carmel Market. |
| An evening tour of the first boulevard of Tel Aviv, near the first kiosk and streetlight of the city. The tour includes stories about the buildings in the boulevard and the people who lived in them, and a visit to the Independence Hall, where the State of Israel was proclaimed. |
| Leisurely Friday tour between old and new in the Templer Colony, Sarona. At the end of the tour, visit the Azrieli Observatory to view the city and the sunset, and see the ‘Total Tel Aviv Experience’, a three-dimensional movie on the first days of the city. |
| Tour of the Memorial Garden to the Fallen, the new garden in memorial of the residents of Tel Aviv-Jaffa who have fallen in Israel’s wars and a tour of the peninsula of the Yarkon Estuary - The Port Area, where the “Levant Fair”, took place in the 1930s. How was a stadium for the Maccabia (Jewish Olympic Games) built in three months? Who the orchestra, founded on these fairgrounds, afraid of and was the mystery of the “24 Seamen” solved? |
| The stories, the people, the gossip and the nostalgia in the magic alleyways of the first neighborhood of Tel Aviv. |
| A tour in the locality, mostly designed in the international style, inspired by the Bauhaus School for Art and Design. The tour focuses on the styles of the modern architecture of the thirties, in the center area of the city. |
| For whoever wants his/her hand on the pulse of everything concerned with the up-to-date streams of Israeli art in painting, sculpture, photography and the art of video. Each tour includes visits to two galleries and the attempt to classify “What is Art?” Will we have an answer in the end? |
| The story of the settlement by the different Aliyot in Jaffa, construction of the neighborhoods, the markets, the churches and mosques and a taste of the picturesque, where past and present are linked together. |
| A picturesque route by moonlight, along the lanes of Old Jaffa, passing by the Greek monastery, the mosque of Abu Nabut and the observation point above the Jaffa Port, stimulating memories and longing for the past. |
| Who was not here? Napoleon, Yehuda the Maccabi and even Andromeda and Abu Nabut. How are they all connected? Come and participate in a dramatized tour, which is suitable for all and, in particular, for children. |
| Tour the Ajami Neighborhood - the veteran, beautiful neighborhood of Jaffa, built in the classic Mediterranean style, visit the special home of Yitzhak Sadeh, on the border between Jaffa and Bat Yam and enjoy the enchanted garden, facing the sea. (Please arrive by private car). |
| A riding tour, which crosses the city, from north to south, following the Promenade. For cyclists, who like to ride in a group and love Tel Aviv-Jaffa. |
| A tasting tour passing though the streets of South Tel Aviv, through the lanes and food stands of the Lewinsky Market. A tour between the sacks of fragrant spices, a marzipan factory, soda kiosk, a little Turkish borecas store and more. The tour includes many opportunities for tasting. |
| A tour of one of Tel Aviv old neighborhoods, which has been undergoing a revival in the last few years, where new immigrants live next to veterans, students and artists, religious and secular. A genuine melting pot of Israeli society. The tour includes a visit to the LEHI Museum and tastings in authentic places in the neighborhood. |
| From Jaffa to Neve Tzedek as described by Agnon, through the Noga Area, the American/German colony. Who frequented the Hermon Café ? What was the quality of the tea at Laurenz Café ? Where did Agnon first meet Bialik? |
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