Tel-o-fun (a play on the Hebrew word for bike - ofanaim and Tel Aviv) is the municipal program for bike rental. These days the motorized...

Tel Aviv is chock full of lots of things, in this case were talking about funky trees with what seem to be roots wrapped around them. A...

Ben Gurion Boulevard and Dizengoff Road is the beating heart of Tel Aviv. Day or night any day of the week it is packed with people. With...

Turkish Coffee (loving known as Mud - בוץ) in Hebrew, is a mainstay of Israeli culture, and popular with soldiers and on Kibbutz. Its...

Sarona, the neighborhood with a rich history, has many picturesque locations. This one is coming out of the 21st century mall at the...

Basel is a small street in the northern end of central Tel Aviv. It is home to a square full of cafès and restaurants. A great place to...

Bauhaus abound. This photo was taken at the end of Borgoshov from London Garden, just before the beach.

The beach isn't only for humans. This little guy decided to join me for breakfast this morning at Lala Land, the beach cafè located on...

I have a friend from Hungary who once said there's nothing like going out every day and seeing palm trees. It makes you feel like you're...

As the days go by and I post more photos, I see themes developing. Architecture, Bauhaus, bicycles, graffiti, and the beach! I love the...

Israel is populated with industrial zones, development centers, business centers, malls, and more. Ramat Hayal is a neighborhood chock...

Architecture is abound in Tel Aviv, famous for its Bauhaus construction. This charming building is located on Rothschild Boulevard number...

At the corner of Hayarkon and Borgoshov streets sits London park, dedicated to the illegal immigrants that never made it to Eretz Yisrael...

Not far from Hashalom train station, theres a small street with a gas station, bus stop, and further in small children's park and mall....

The burning orange sunsets only happen when there are clouds in the sky. As the summer marches on there are less and less clouds, and no...

The secret to socializing in Tel Aviv is having a dog to walk. Great conversation starter, sometimes the dogs do all the work for you....

Even with the massive construction everywhere, there are no lack of old buildings and small alleyways, often painted with graffiti. Often...

Tel Aviv is being transformed into a city of two wheel vehicles. Bike paths line the city, and bicycles, scooters, Segues and everything...

Situated two steps from the sea, on Atarim square, the Marina Ben Gurion hostel provides colorful accommodation for backpackers....

The beach is always action packed, and always photogenic. The Tel Aviv municipality has invested much money and effort to make it...