The city of Tel Aviv is quickly becoming one of the popular traveling destinations in the world. Hotels in Tel Aviv are luxurious and most of them are situated by the sea, allowing guests easy access to the beach. The city has a very active night life and its bars and clubs are open seven days a week. We will take a look at some of the best sights and attractions that the city of Tel Aviv has to offer for tourists.
Nightlife in Tel Aviv

For many Israelis and tourists Tel Aviv is known mainly for its diverse nightlife scene. For younger visitors clubs such as The Cat and the Dog, Nanuchka and Haoman 17 are highly recommended. In addition, Tel Aviv boasts hundreds of restaurants and coffee shops, most of which are open until late hours.
Tel Aviv Beaches

During the summer months, the Tel Aviv beaches are crowded with locals and tourists. Arriving at the beach during the early morning hours, one can see elderly and young early rises exercise and witness a truly unique local cultural image. Among the recommended beaches are the Gordon and Frishman beach, the Hilton beach, the Sheraton beach and the Baruch beach.
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Although it is much smaller in size than the Israel museum in Jerusalem, the Tel Aviv museum contains an impressive collection and some interesting changing exhibitions. In the permanent collection one can find very nice impressionist and post impressionist works. The Surrealists are also well represented in the collection, as well as some important twentieth century artists such as Picasso and Matisse.

Neve Tzedek

This is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Tel Aviv and one of the most luxurious and popular ones. The combination of old and new architectural styles makes it visually unique. The Neve Tzedek neighborhood hosts the Suzan Dalal center which is the home of the world famous Bat Sheva dance company.