Author: Polina Raskin

  Tel Aviv is often associated with beaches, nightlife, and food, but the city also has a strong museum scene that reflects its cultural, historical, and creative identity. Tel Aviv museums are spread across the city and nearby Jaffa, covering modern art, Jewish history, archaeology, design, and the story of the city itself. Most museums…

The Tel Aviv Light Rail is one of the most important new transportation systems in Israel. It was created to make traveling around Tel Aviv and the surrounding cities easier, faster, and more comfortable. For visitors, it offers an affordable and reliable way to reach major attractions, museums, markets, and cultural areas without needing a…

Tel Aviv is a city that never stops moving. It’s filled with color, sound, and energy, from the beaches of the Mediterranean to the bustling markets and modern art galleries. If you want to experience the top attractions in Tel Aviv in one day, there’s no easier way than with the Tel Aviv One Day…

Tel Aviv is a busy, modern city where traffic and parking can make driving stressful, especially for visitors. Luckily, the city offers a growing range of public transportation options that make it easy to explore without a car. From the newly launched light rail to an extensive bus network, as well as bikes, scooters, and…

Israel Railway is the country’s national train operator, offering fast, comfortable, and affordable connections between major cities and regions. With modern trains, frequent services, and integrated ticketing, it’s one of the easiest ways to travel around Israel. Whether you’re commuting for work or exploring the country, Israel Railway offers a reliable alternative to driving, avoiding…

The train from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is one of the fastest and most convenient ways to travel between Israel’s two largest cities. Operated by Israel Railways, the high-speed electric service connects central Tel Aviv to downtown Jerusalem in just over 30 minutes. Whether you’re commuting, sightseeing, or on a day trip, this guide covers…

Despite its small size, Israel has a wide range of travel options—from local to long-distance buses, modern trains, shared taxis, bike rentals, and domestic flights. Whether you’re commuting in Tel Aviv, heading to Eilat, or arriving at Ben Gurion Airport, the system is designed to help you move around the country. But with different providers,…