Independence Day 2011 Guide
Israeli Independence Day (Yom Haatzmaut) is this Monday night through Tuesday night, and there is plenty to do here in Tel Aviv! Read this guide […]Read more
Tel Aviv's Top Pizza Spots
Love Pizza? Who doesn’t? Just because you’re in the Middle East doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a great slice! The Jerusalem Post just did a […]Read more
Tel Aviv’s Top Pizza Spots
Love Pizza? Who doesn’t? Just because you’re in the Middle East doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a great slice! The Jerusalem Post just did a […]Read more
The Jaffa Wine, Food, and Art Festival is Here!
From April 26 through April 28 from 17:00 (5 PM), the Old City of Jaffa will be host to the 2011 Wine, Food, and Gallery […]Read more
Tel Aviv is the World’s 3rd Coolest City – Not Bad!
The world’s foremost travel nerds, Lonely Planet, released their annual top 10 cities for 2011 a few months back, and our beautiful city, of course, […]Read more
Tel Aviv is the World's 3rd Coolest City – Not Bad!
The world’s foremost travel nerds, Lonely Planet, released their annual top 10 cities for 2011 a few months back, and our beautiful city, of course, […]Read more
Israeli Mortgage Rates Fall 16% from the All Time High – Great News?
Mortgage rates in Israel have fallen 16% from 2010’s all time highs, prompting the masses to begin speculation for the short and long term effects […]Read more
Israeli Mortgage Rates Fall 16% from the All Time High – Great News?
Mortgage rates in Israel have fallen 16% from 2010’s all time highs, prompting the masses to begin speculation for the short and long term effects […]Read more
2011 Tel Aviv Jazz Festival
Come out to the sounds of smooth jazz at the annual Tel Aviv Jazz Festival, February 15-18 at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque. For more information […]Read more
How Much Are People Willing to Pay to Live in Tel Aviv? Apparently, Quite a lot…
“Tel Aviv is the center of it all”. “We have two countries here, the State of Israel, and the State of Tel Aviv”. “Oh what a dream it would be to live in Tel Aviv”. We’ve heard them all. It seems on the surface, that everyone in Israel would sell their first born to move within the relatively small borders of this city of 404,000 souls within 51 square kilometers / 19.8 square miles.