Explore the highlights of Tel Aviv in a guided tour on the most comfortable bikes! Enjoy the unique atmosphere of the city on flat trails throughout the most popular points of interest in Tel Aviv. Cozy tour with many breaks for impressionable, explanations and snacks on the way. Easy to get from place to place thanks to more than 100 kilometers of bicycle trails among the city.

Stroll through the old Yafo, try national cuisine and enjoy the Israeli flavor. If you don’t have enough time to get to know this city, your personal guide will show you the main sights of Telaviv . You will visit one of the oldest streets in the city, learn a lot about the Jewish religion and visit the most historical sites . We will walk along the Mediterranean Sea , drop in the open-air picture gallery and of course taste the national food in the restaurant. Do not waste your time and enjoy the city now in the company of a friendly guide.

Kick off your Saturday by diving into the energy of southern Tel Aviv. Meet your guide at the Old Train Station and wander along HaMesila Park, where colorful graffiti transforms a peaceful green walkway into an open-air gallery. Meander through Neve Tzedek’s serene streets lined with elegant facades before stepping into Florentin, alive with bold murals around every corner. Listen to stories from a local expert and capture photos of the neighborhood’s timeless art. Want a Saturday morning tour in Tel Aviv? Explore Tel Aviv’s southern neighborhoods, from HaMesila Park to Florentin, with a local guide sharing insider tips. Perfect for art lovers and photographers, our Tel Aviv & Florentin Saturday Walking Tour reveals the city’s most striking murals and hidden gems.

Come discover Tel Aviv through your feet. Run with a local guide and hear interesting stories about familiar places in the city. This tour will give you a taste of the city so you'll know where to explorer deeper on your own. See the first neighborhood and the latest buildings. learn about the history of Israel in General and Tel Aviv in particular. Visit the "white City" area and the beautiful beaches of Tel Aviv. learn facts that even the local don't know. All you need to bring is your running shoes.

In this tour we walk through the old city of Jaffa, one of the oldest port cities in the world. It was from Jaffa that Peter spread out his wings to the west to spread Christianity to the non-believers and it was from Jaffa that the Jews, at the end of the 18th century, went to the North to start Jewish neighborhoods. From Jaffa we walk, or use taxi (cost not included) to go to Neve Tzedek. In 1909, after many more small neighborhoods were build, affluent Jews who arrived mainly from Eastern Europe, wanted some quality as well and decided to build a neighborhood with electricity, running water and a sewage system. The name of this neighborhood, Ahuzat Bayit, was changed to Tel Aviv the year after. We continue on Rothschild Boulevard, walking through the largest concentration of buildings in the International Style in the world which the UN awarded the Unesco Heritage status. We finish at Sarona, an agricultural settlement founded in the 19th century by German Templars.

Stroll the famous Rothschild Boulevard from Habima to Ahuzat Bayit, the neighborhood that was renamed Tel Aviv in 1910. While walking you learn about the problems of the founding families, their success in building a modern Hebrew city and enjoy the beautifully restored Bauhaus architecture. Next we will visit gentrified Neve Tzedek. From a slum that was about to be erased, it became home to over a dozen billionaires. This charming, chic, neighborhood from the 19th century is now filled with boutiques, cafe’s, restaurants and elegant fashion and jewelry stores. For the tasting part (not on Friday and Saturday) we continue to another old neighborhood, built in 1904 for poor immigrants from Yemen. Their market grew into the largest one of Tel Aviv. This Carmel Market also survived the city's obliteration plans and is thriving now. In addition to the fruits and vegetables stalls and little Yemenite restaurants it now has many bars, eateries and chef-owned food spots.