Put your visit together: find places, build a day, or use the transport guide, budget calculator and checklist.
Find your way
The Tel Aviv visitor information center is listed at 46 Herbert Samuel Street on the promenade. Another visitor information point is listed near Jaffa Clock Tower at 2 Marzuk VeAzar Street. Hours and availability can change, so confirm before visiting.
Getting around
Walking is a convenient way to explore many central areas, while buses, trains and light rail serve the wider area. A Rav-Kav card can be used on public transport; mobile payment apps are also available. Check the current route, fare and payment requirements before traveling.
Weekends and holidays
Shabbat generally begins Friday evening and ends Saturday evening. Many regular public transport services operate on reduced schedules or pause; some weekend transport options and taxis are available. Shops, museums and restaurants set their own hours, so check ahead.
A simple first day
- Morning: walk the promenade and spend time by the sea.
- Afternoon: explore Carmel Market and the surrounding streets.
- Evening: head south to Jaffa for the port and old city.
Check the official information
- Municipal visitor information centers — confirm current locations and hours.
- Israel Airports Authority transport guidance — check your arrival terminal and onward connection.
- Tel Aviv Museum of Art visitor information — check current tickets and exhibition access.
Practical tips
Carry water and sun protection, especially in warmer weather. Check beach signs and lifeguard hours before swimming. For current entry requirements, transport schedules and local conditions, consult the relevant authorities before traveling.
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