Tel Aviv is Israel’s vibrant economic and cultural hub, known for its modern skyline, Mediterranean beaches, and dynamic lifestyle. Founded in 1909, it has grown into a global center for technology and innovation, often referred to as part of the country’s “startup nation”. With its mix of historic neighborhoods and contemporary architecture, Tel Aviv reflects Israel’s forward-looking spirit while serving as a key driver of its economy and cultural life.

• Modern, lively city: Tel Aviv is known for its vibrant culture and nightlife. Known as “The City That Never Stop”
• Bauhaus architecture: Tel Aviv has one of the largest concentrations of Bauhaus/International style buildings in the world, known as the “White City,” a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Coastal beaches: Tel Aviv is on the Mediterranean Sea with popular beaches.
• Over 100 miles (160 km) of bike paths
  The city has developed an extensive network of bike paths that make cycling one of the most popular ways to get around.
• Tel Aviv is famous for its large LGBTQ Pride Parade, which attracts people from all over the globe and highlights the city’s open and inclusive culture. The Tel Aviv Pride Parade is one of the world’s largest and most prominent LGBTQ+ events.