Herseliya Things to Do

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

This place offers far more than coffee. It is an upscale delicatessen, with a full case of enticing displays of fresh meats and cheeses, olives, and assorted salads. Sandwiches can be made to order from the selection. The frien... more

The Kabbalah Learning Centre was established in Jerusalem in 1922 and now has 40 branches worldwide, of which four are in Israel. For those who are interested in Jewish mysticism, the centre has books for sale in ten languages,... more

This mosque was once the centre of the Manishiye neighborhood, which was largely destroyed in 1948. Consequently the mosque, surrounded by glass towers and busy roads, is a rather incongruous site. It was recently renovated wit... more

This is one of the largest performance spaces in Jaffa (where it is located) or Tel Aviv for that matter. It is a primary venue for big-name Israeli bands, as well as parties, basically dancing to music spun by a DJ. It is a hu... more

This end of summer festival is a treat for kids before they go back to school. The events take place around the Suzanne Dellal Centre in Neve Tzedek. Kids can enjoy storytelling sessions and theatre events over the festival's t... more

This North Tel Aviv beach is the first beach after the nightlife and industrial area of the port. Clean and quiet, it is popular with locals but relatively secluded. The beach has lifeguards, toilets and showers, a shaded area... more

The Hilton beach is a quiet beach with a thin strip of sand, popular with people playing matkot along the shore, This is an Israeli beach tennis game played with wooden bats and a hard ball. Kayaks and windsurfs can be rented f... more

This park, located next door to the Hilton Hotel, becomes Tel Aviv's gay cruising ground at night. By coincidence (or planning!) Jerusalem's gay cruising area is in a park by hte very same name. In 1999, a book by this title wa... more

It's called a cafe, but this is surely a misnomer. In fact, this is first and foremost a pool hall; it is also a pub. The modest wooden exterior conceals a massive, two-level hall, full of high quality tables. The music tends t... more