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Experience Israel beyond the headlines! This tour blends history, people, art, stories, and, of course, exquisite local food, creating a fun and unforgettable experience. The tour features several different food venues, each offering its own specialty of the middle eastern kitchen. such as: • Knaffe: your life divide to before and after tasting it.. • Sambusek and Burekas: Bakeries that melt in your mouth • Sweets and pastries: A variety of Israeli desserts • Sabih: A flavorful pita stuffed with eggplant, egg, veggies, and tangy amba sauce. • Local style Kebab • And many more surprises! Optional for additional fee: pickup from desired location. A combination of historical tour in the picturesque old Jaffa, and lunch with a variety of Israeli food in the colorful flea market where every bite tells a story.

What makes this tour like no other you will find on here is for a few reasons. The tour feels more like a walk around in a city you vaguely remember living in when you were a kid rather than your standard "here is stop one..stop two.." If you are a Travel Influencer you are guaranteed to content great enough for a viral video. It's time to experience Old City of Jerusalem like a local. You will enter hidden factories, peak into artisan's workshops, hole in the wall restaurants, through arched alleys, take winding turns and walk into buildings with vast underground tunnel systems. Walking with a resident comes with its perks, since many shops owners are friends, I don't take % from sales like other tour guides so they are more inclined to give you local pricing. Last but not least on this tour **ALL ENTRY FEES/FOOD/DRINKS/SNACKS/SWEETS/HOOAKAH ARE INCLUDED**

Exploring Tel Aviv's Carmel Market is more rewarding in the company of a local who can introduce you to its variety of culinary riches, colorful spices, and intriguing characters. This small-group tour will introduce you to the flavors and scents of the market, as well as the timeless stories of the market's history.

Explore Tel Aviv on our Tel Aviv Carmel Market & City Walking Tour, featuring street art, historic alleys, and the bustling Carmel Market. Begin at the Old Railway Station and stroll through Park HaMesila, soaking in murals and local life. Continue along Nahalat Binyamin, Herzl Street, and Rothschild Boulevard, learning about the city’s early founders. Conclude with a guided tasting at Carmel Market, sampling local dishes like falafel and kubbeh. Ideal for travelers who want to explore Tel Aviv like a local. Your expert guide will lead you at a comfortable pace, sharing fascinating stories, local insights, and tips along the way. With every stop offering history, culture, and delicious bites, you’ll experience a seamless and engaging journey! Book now!

Get to know one of the most vibrant streets in Tel Aviv during this guided pub crawl on historic Rothschild Boulevard. Gather and meet your fellow pub-crawlers before setting out to experience local nightlife at four bars and clubs. Learn a little history from your guide along the way and enjoy VIP entrance and one shot at each bar.

Start your Best of Tel Aviv, Jaffa & Carmel Market Tour at the Setai Hotel and wind your way through Jaffa’s historic streets. See the glorious St. Peter’s Church before heading to central Tel Aviv to explore the Old Train Station and Park HaMesila. Walk through Nahalat Binyamin, Herzl Street, and Rothschild Boulevard, areas known for unique fashion, street art, and Bauhaus landmarks. End your tour inside Carmel Market with a guided tasting of beloved local bites, from falafel to kubbeh. Led by knowledgeable locals, our Best of Tel Aviv, Jaffa & Carmel Market Tour is an immersive urban adventure you don’t want to miss! Marvel at the architecture that lines historic avenues and ancient walkways as you taste your way across Carmel Market. Book now! *On Saturdays, when the market is closed, we will cut through HaMesila Park and Florentin to admire the street art

Eat your way through Tel Aviv with a professional guide by your side by booking a spot on this small-group food tour. You'll walk through the Kerem HaTeimanim neighborhood and the Carmel Market, trying out a variety of Israeli dishes and meeting local chefs, with stops at off-the-beaten path spots that are loved by locals but not necessarily known by tourists.