Top Tel Aviv Audio Guides

Forget the long lines and confusion associated with finding transportation from the many Ben Gurion Airport arrivals. Skip the taxis and shuttles, and travel with confidence by scheduling a private vehicle. Sit back and relax as the car travels from the airport to any Jerusalem accommodation.

See the sights of Jerusalem and Bethlehem on a full-day trip from Tel Aviv. With an expert guide, glimpse the Garden of Gethsemane, Mount of Olives and other sights around Old Jerusalem. Then, enter the Old City through the Zion Gate to see the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Via Dolorosa and Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the site of Jesus’ crucifixion. Afterward, visit Bethlehem, the town where Jesus was born. Here, view the Church of the Nativity, where the exact place of Jesus’ birth is marked in an underground grotto.

Trace the life of Jesus on a private full-day trip to Jerusalem’s and Bethlehem’s Christian sites from Tel Aviv. With a knowledgeable private guide, stand at Christianity’s holiest sites as you uncover their deep religious significance. Explore the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Old Jerusalem, and continue to Bethlehem to the Church and Grotto of the Nativity, the place of Jesus’ birth. Before returning to Tel Aviv, see the Shepherds Fields and admire panoramic views of Old Jerusalem. Price is per group, based on a maximum of four people.

Eat your way through Tel Aviv with a professional guide by your side on this small-group food tour. You'll walk through the Kerem HaTeimanim neighborhood and the Carmel Market, trying 8-10 Israeli dishes that replace lunch, with stops at off-the-beaten-path spots loved by locals. The tour starts at HaCarmel St 43 and lasts about 3 hours, with tastings that may vary based on opening hours.

Treat yourself to a VIP arrival in Israel during this one-way private transfer between the international airport and Tel Aviv. Simply collect your bags and head outside to meet your driver. Travel comfortably to any address within the capital. Ninety minutes of free wait time are included in case of flight delays.

Tick off more of the West Bank’s and Palestine’s iconic sites in less time on this full-day tour from Tel Aviv. Ideal for first-time visitors, this excursion covers the Jordan River Baptismal Site (Yardenit), the ancient city of Jericho, and Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus. See, too, Ramallah, the administrative center of the Palestine authority. Lunch is included on this small-group tour, which is limited to 10 people and requires a valid passport.

Discover the secrets and stories behind Tel Aviv’s nickname—the White City—during this self-guided audio tour. Explore the bustling downtown area at your own pace, stopping and re-starting the narration wherever you wish. See UNESCO-listed Bauhaus buildings and learn about how the distinctive architectural style came to Israel. Audio tours include unlimited lifetime access.

On this self-guided walking tour through Neve Tzedek, you'll take a break from the non-stop city and find history in its first neighbourhood. Neve Tzedek was the first Jewish neighbourhood outside the walls of ancient Jaffa, and the beginning of what’s now Tel Aviv, built by Aron Chelouche in 1887 so he could escape the inner-city crowds. Allow me, Tomer, a tour guide and Aron’s great-great-great grandson, to show you the narrow and picturesque streets dotted around the neighbourhood, and bring its stories to life. I’ll also show you the house of my forefathers on our way to Chelouche Bridge – which was built especially so my great-great-great grandfather could travel into town. Discover Neve Tzedek's secrets: shutter signals, a $100 million house, free movies at Eden Cinema, historic feuds, its Parisian roots, and a Nobel balcony. Give yourself at least 40 minutes to fully explore and appreciate Tel Aviv’s petit Paris.

Layers of local history await you in the trendy Gan HaHashmal Neighborhood. It started as a luxury neighborhood, constructed by the financial elite of 1920’s Tel Aviv. Alas, over the years it crumbled down and was in a dire state of urban decay up until the 1990’s. Transformed from a particularly dubious area, the neighborhood made a remarkable comeback in recent years. Gan HaHashmal is once again a highly coveted area in the heart of the city. As you stroll through its streets you will feel the positive vibes that ooze from the unique designer shops and from the fashionable cafes and restaurants. To uncover the magnificent history of the Gan HaHashmal neighborhood follow this DIY tour that will unveil the intriguing stories that lie dormant in each stylish building that you see. The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

On this self-guided circular tour through Jaffa, you'll you’ll hear the stories behind its beautifully restored and preserved buildings. Old Jaffa’s long and twisted tale is filled with familiar characters: Alexander the Great, the Crusaders, and even Napoleon. The city’s collection of artists’ quarters and urban parks overlooking the Mediterranean Sea make it a unique area to explore and enjoy. You’ll follow in the footsteps of a few historic characters who spent time here. Tomer, your tour guide, will tell you about the city’s long history and how archaeological findings from the times of the pharaohs were discovered in these gardens. He’ll also peel back the area’s layers of history and share how his family, the Chelouche family, helped modernise Jaffa. You’ll also be able to make a wish on top of the Wishing Bridge before heading to the highest point in Old Jaffa. By the end of this almost circular route, you’ll have a deeper appreciation for this port city’s history.

On this self-guided audio tour, you'll spot the signs of the salvation-seeking pioneers who called the port city home. Join me, Tomer Chelouche, a Tel Aviv city guide, as we uncover Jaffa's overlooked gem—the Noga neighborhood. Wander through the former American-German colony, tracing its rich history from Gesher Theater to its heart. Explore the area's wooden balconies, remnants of the first American settlers in 1866, and hear tales of Rolla Floyd, the colony's pioneer. Discover houses left by Americans, acquired by Germans, and the Beit Immanuel Guesthouse, once Kaiser Wilhelm II's retreat. Stroll the charming streets, immersed in the stories of love, jealousy, and transformation that shaped this vibrant enclave. This tour tells the unusual story of devoted American and, later, German Christians who came to settle in the Holy Land in the mid-1800s with the hopes of finding salvation. Their story deviates from the mainstream narrative told at Jaffa’s more touristic sites.