Tel Aviv and Old Jaffa Full-Day Highlights Tour from Herzliya, Jerusalem

Visit the Diaspora Museum and drive around the main streets of Tel Aviv center, also known as the "White City" and declared by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site. Stop at Rabin's square, place of assassination of Prime Minister Itzhak Rabin. Visit Neve Tzedek, the first neighborhood of Tel Aviv, built in 1887 and Nahalat Benyamin, the pedestrian street of the city with its musicians, handmade jewelry and artifacts. Next, stop at Sheinkin, the lively and colorful street specially known with the unique shops, café life and youthful ambiance.
Second part of the full day tour will be in Old Jaffa, the most amazing and the oldest part of Tel Aviv-Jaffa city that never sleeps. According to Christian legend, Jaffa was named after Noah’s son, Japhet, who built it after the Flood. There are others who believe that the name derives from the Hebrew word “Yofi” – beauty. You will have all the time in world to observe the combination of modern and ancient. Visitors from both Israel and abroad enjoy dining in its unique restaurants or simply wandering around. People seem to gaze in fascination at the sight of the ancient Port and the rocks, and some are dumbstruck by the beauty of the renovated Jaffa harbor set against the back drop of the city of Tel Aviv -the first Jewish city in modern times – a vital, dynamic and vibrant metropolis that never sleeps – and which has grown out of Jaffa. Return to pick up point.