Benai Beraq Things to Do

Every Friday afternoon at 3p, there is a small pre-Shabbat gathering at the Yitzhak Rabin Memorial, in memory of Israel's only Prime Minister to be assassinated. The event is attended by the pro-peace camp and there is group s... more

Every week of the year, a different portion of the Torah (Old Testament) is read during synagogue services. Simchat Torah marks the beginning of the cycle, when the very first portion of the Torah is read. It is a joyous holida... more

A favorite venue for folk and classical plays, Israelis flock in great crowds to this Zionist-born building to enjoy celebrated international and Israeli productions. International classics such as Shakespeare's Macbeth are sta... more

This office is located on the sixth floor of the central bus station. It's on the end oppostite the ticket counter, near the food court. The staff are friendly and helpful; there is a rack full of brochures, hotel information,... more

This men's only sauna is located behind a white metal fence in the same building as a medical centre. Go to the basement where you will pay for your locker and towel. Price varies according to age, with over 24s paying NIS 60,... more

If you love to sing along to pop videos and the radio, this event could be a lot of fun (it helps if you can either read Hebrew, or are familiar with Israeli songs). The three-day singalong in the park involves artistes perform... more

This strip of parkland on the beach bears the name of the British philanthropist, Charles Clore. It is here that the swirly path of the Tayelet – the walkway that connects Tel Aviv and Jaffa - has its beginning and end. There i... more

This is one Tel Aviv's premiere live music clubs. In addition to spotlighting the leading local talent, Camelot features big names from around the world. The musical territory covered ranges from jazz and blues to 'ethnic'. A s... more

The New Israeli Opera stages everything from the obvious (opera) to the not-so-obvious (a World Music festival) and in between you will find performances of dance and theatre as well. They say they employ as many opera singers... more

On foot or by car, the "Tapuz" (Orange) routes will introduce you to Tel Aviv in a unique fashion and that is free. Four easy-to-follow routes start at Shalom Aleichem Street with the help of orange and green directional signs... more