Some of the Old Jaffa sites we can tour that day include:

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​Clock Tower by the Old City Jaffa gates - One of the 6 built in Israel 

by the Ottoman Sultan (1901) to commemorate his 25th year of reign.

Jaffa Beach- From this vantage point, see the amazing view of 

Tel Aviv's Skyline, Jaffa's Old City and the Mediterranean Sea.

Andromeda’s Rocks- Jaffa has been a port city entrance to Israel 

from Biblical times (for example, Jonah fled by 

boat from this location). See the reason Jaffa became the 

successful port it became.

Jaffa board walk-including former hospital of Napolean’s wounded 

French troops & Old Jaffa Port.

Speed Boating - Optional

Alleyways of Old Jaffa & Artist Colony- Many of the historic Jaffa buildings have been turned into Art Galleries.

Old Shul of Jaffa- Built in 1740 for Jewish Businessmen 

from Constantinople. Today it is operated by the Libyan 

Jewish community.

Weird Hanging Tree- Suspended in mid-air. An amazing example of Israeli innovation.

Old Jaffa Visitors Center- Authentic remains of Jaffa through the ages. 

Fun sound & light show.

Top of Old Jaffa- Amazing panoramic view of the surrounding 

​coastal area including the Tel Aviv Skyline. 

​Ramses 2 gate- Entrance to the former palace of 

Ramses 2nd, believed to be the same Pharoah as the one in 

Shemos (Exodus) where the Jews left Egypt from slavery to freedom.

Old City Walls of Jaffa & Jerusalem Gate - Only Entrance way to 

Old Jaffa (except the sea). The road outside of it leads

 directly to the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem.

Jaffa Shuk- We will visit and shop in this authentic Middle Eastern Market 

Oldest Train Station in the Middle East - The train line from Jaffa to Jerusalem became operational in September 1892. It continued operations until 1998. Today, it's a trendy place with lots of restaurants (including a Mehadrin option), galleries and charming stores.

Lunch at the Train Station

or

Lunch at Tel Aviv's Old Port

Or 

Lunch at the Azrieli Mall Towers restaurants -If we take this option we can see an amazing view from the 49th floor of a skyscraper.

Some of the Tel Aviv Sites we can Tour include:

Migdal Shalom (Peace Towers)- Tel Aviv’s first school and later the Middle East's first skyscraper. ​Inside is Israel’s first modern mall and 3D models dedicated to Tel Aviv.​

Rothchild Boulevard- location where Tel Aviv started on sand dunes.

Independence Hall- Israel’s first Prime Minister Ben Gurion famously 

​declared Israel’s Independence here on May 14, 1948.

Tel Aviv's White City- UN heritage site.

Pagoda house - Weird house from the 1920’s. A must see for one who 

​love’s architecture or those who appreciate the unusual.

Other Tel Aviv options can include:

  Independence Hall - Israel’s first Prime Minister Ben Gurion famously
​declared Israel’s Independence here on May 14, 1948.

Carmel Market - Tel Aviv's trendy food marketplace and flea market 

Sharona - The newly restored Old Germany Colony. It was the most expensive restoration work in Israeli history.

Coffee at The First Kiosk - The first business in Tel Aviv of any kind (originally, businesses were not meant to be in Tel Aviv in any form, because they wanted to keep it residential.) Ultimately, they decided to allow this business, which was at the time a place to buy food, because they felt a modern city needs businesses. From this business, Tel Aviv will become one of the business capitals of the world