Tel Aviv Subdistrict
A metropolitan subdistrict centred on Tel Aviv-Yafo, combining beaches, White City architecture and the charm of an ancient port.
The Tel Aviv Subdistrict covers essentially the same area as the Tel Aviv District. It lies in the middle of Israel's Mediterranean coast and forms the country's most densely populated urban area. The core city, Tel Aviv-Yafo, has a seafront promenade and city beaches, the Bauhaus-style "White City" World Heritage Site, Rothschild Boulevard and the Carmel Market. In the south, you can stroll through the old port and art-filled lanes of Old Jaffa. Nearby cities include Ramat Gan and Herzliya. Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons, while summer suits a beach holiday. Ben Gurion International Airport is the main gateway.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Israel Coast, Galilee, and Dead Sea Loop – Head north along the coast from Tel Aviv, pass through the Sea of Galilee, head south to the Dead Sea, and finish in Je…
- Israel and Jordan: Tel Aviv to Amman – Cross from the Mediterranean through the Holy City and the Red Sea, then explore Petra, Wadi Rum, and Amman.