Begin your journey in Old Jaffa, a city with over 5,000 years of history. Explore the remains of Egyptian, Canaanite, and Crusader civilizations, and learn about the biblical history of early Christianity, including St. Peter’s activities in the area. Hear stories of Napoleon’s time in Jaffa, the Turks, and the first waves of returning Jews.

See the hanging orange tree, a symbol of Jaffa, and visit churches and a flea market. Walk across the Wishes Bridge and Hope Hill, and enjoy spectacular views of Tel Aviv’s shore from Jaffa. Discover the art of pomegranate vine and Yemenite Jewish masters’ jewelry, and visit the Ilana Gur Museum and Maysler Gallery.

Next, travel from old to modern as you head to Tel Aviv, the first modern Hebrew city in the world, founded in 1909. Learn about the city’s founders and the beginning of its development. Walk along the first four streets and the first boulevard, now named Rothschild, and discover the history behind the people and buildings, from Bauhaus style to Habima Theater.

Hear stories of Tel Aviv’s vibrant culture, from the first kiosk and hotel to the Rothschild Bank and its hotel. Learn about the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra and the city’s first skyscraper, “Kolbo Shalom.” Experience the energy of a city that never stops, recognized by UNESCO.

If your tour is not on a Saturday, visit the Carmel open market. Optionally, visit the beaches of Tel Aviv.