Tel Aviv on Shabbat: What’s Open on Saturday?
Shabbat is the holy day of the Jewish week, beginning on Friday eve and ending on Saturday night. In Jerusalem, Shabbat is very strict. Most businesses are closed, there’s no…
Shabbat is the holy day of the Jewish week, beginning on Friday eve and ending on Saturday night. In Jerusalem, Shabbat is very strict. Most businesses are closed, there’s no…
I first stayed in a capsule hotel about four years ago, in September 2019. It was the Capsule Inn in Jerusalem. Ever since, I’m searching for opportunities to stay at capsule…
Tel Aviv is a fun city. It has a beautiful beach, lively markets, top-notch museums, and fascinating historical sites. On top of that, you can add many food options for…
I had to be in Tel Aviv on New Year’s Eve, so I looked for someplace cheap that I’ve not tried yet. The Spot Hostel was on my list for…
When I traveled to Tel Aviv last month with my boyfriend, we looked for a private hostel room at a reasonable price. The prices are crazy in Tel Aviv, and…
Last month I joined a guided tour in Bnei Brak, the largest ultra-orthodox city in Israel. It’s right next door to Tel Aviv but feels miles away. Kids are walking…
The previous day, we arrived in Tel Aviv and had an interesting night at the Roof Farm. We woke up early to catch the bus to this day’s segment and…
I’ve spent another weekend in Tel Aviv and this time I spent it at Roger’s House Hostel, a fairly new hostel that opened about a year and a half ago.…
The Israeli summer usually begins in June. Along with the crazy heat and humidity also come the jellyfish. The most common ones, which arrive at Tel Aviv and other cities along the…
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