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You can't beat Tel Aviv and Israel for a holiday no matter what the press and others tell you. You have to try it for yourself. There is no apartheid. The signs are in English and Arabic as well as Hebrew. The people are multilingual. There is culture and you can't beat the food or the scenery. At the moment, there are a lot of roads blocked because they're building a new subway system, which will make the visit even easier for visitors. I would highly recommend a visit and it will hopefully change your view for the better.

I LOVE Tel Aviv for many reasons....The fabulous beaches, restaurants right on the beach and all along the promenade. Great hotels to suit all budgets. A modern, liberal, metropolitan city on the beautiful Mediterranean Sea.

The beaches, cafes, fashion are exceptional. Felt so safe. Transportation, very easy, using movit app. We don’t want to leave. Felt safe and people are helpful. Easy to get around speaking English. Always some to help.

Best - the vibe; the positivity; the people; the architecture; the jazz; the weather; the gluten-free falafel at Johnny Banin and Hakosem; the food elsewhere as well; museums; and our friends who live there. Too much to mention. Worst: nothing.

Tel Aviv is a captivating city filled with the old and the new. I highly recommend it. It is well worth the visit. Beautiful people, culture, climate. The beaches are nice to. And the food is amazing. Will visit again.

TelAviv is an amazing vibrant city, full of fun, energy and vitality with plenty of delicious foods on offer wonderful, gorgeous sandy beaches and a wonderful year round climate - you can’t ask for much more! The only downside is the transport - I would recommend hiring your own car. Taxis are plentiful, but the drivers tend to drive very dangerously and I found some of them to be impolite and many will try to rip you off when they realise you are tourists!