Tel Aviv Port (Namal)
נמל תל אביב
A seaside leisure district converted from an old harbor. Restaurants, bars, and markets line its wooden boardwalk, a farmers' market runs on weekends, and nightlife is lively.
Tel Aviv Port opened in 1938, closed in 1965, and was converted into a seaside leisure district in the early 21st century. Undulating wooden decking extends along the coast, lined with restaurants, bars, clothing shops, and an indoor market (Shuk HaNamal, with produce and prepared foods). A farmers' market is held on weekends. At night, this is one of Tel Aviv's bar hubs. Admission is free. You can reach it on foot or by bike from the seaside promenade, and it directly adjoins Yarkon Park to the north.
Opening hours
All day (varies by vendor)
Nearby sights
- Hilton Beach
- Gordon Beach
- Frishman Beach
- Rabin Square
- Dizengoff Square
- White City (Bauhaus)
- Tel Aviv Promenade (Tayelet)
- Tel Aviv Museum of Art