Best places: Historical landmarks in Tel Aviv, Israel

Memorial complex to Holocaust victims with guided tours of a museum displaying historical exhibits.

👍 A lot of places to see and explore. Narrow streets, pieces of art, port and architectural design. All with rich history. Nice area for walking. Very busy at the weekends. Many restaurants and shops nearby.

👍👍 Beautiful place. Need to pay entry fee. Highly recommend to visit!!!

👍 Very well preserved amphitheatre. The museum was closed.

Vast, restored fortress from the Crusader period, with multimedia exhibits & excavated artifacts.

👍👍 One of the beautiful cities it is a must see city the restaurants by the sea have a great food with an amazing view to the sea. Acre have a lot of things to see from the Crusader period to Muslim period including the mosque. And one more recommend the boats short round and the sea activities

Remains of centuries-old flour mills along the river in Yarkon Park, plus trails & picnic spots.

👍 Amazing place you can relax and enjoy 😉

Landmark home of David Ben Gurion, an important historical figure in the founding of Israel.

👍👍 A lovely hike, very convenient walking trail Suitable for dogs as well The blue trail is pretty long but you can easily make it to mount Atzmon after 3-4 KM and then use a black road from under the mountain to go back to the parking place Recommended around February and March since most of the are...

Legendary burial site of biblical King David, housed in a centuries-old structure with scenic views.

👍👍 The Messianic jews are a small fascinating community. The complex is well worth a visit, especially the museum and the church. The museum tells the 150 year history of the community along with 3-4 models of the old city in different periods. Most of the models were finely crafted by the famous Germa...

👍👍 Amazing to see history this well preserved....

Limestone clock tower built in 1903 to honor one of the last sultans of the Ottoman Empire.

Shops & eateries line this bustling public plaza with benches & street performers.

Ottoman-era access gate through a 16th-century city wall & tower built over layers of ancient ruins.

👍👍 This aqueduct is a nice place to stop and take in the view of what is left of this ancient Roman structure, watch the sunset or enjoy the beach nearby. The stone work is lovely and the photos come out great.

😐 Must visit! Charming place to be, specially in sunset...

👍👍 In Motza (neighborhood of Jerusalem), there is the Yellin House. The first house built in Motza in 1890. The house is a symbol of the beginning of agricultural settlement in the Land of Israel. It was built by Yehoshua Yellin, the son of David Tevye Yellin, who had purchased the land from the Arabs...

👍 One of Israel's peaks. Important and serene