Historical Sites Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
The Galilee	The Western Galilee	Nazareth	Caesarea & Netanya	The Judean Lowland	Beit She'an & the Valleys	The Negev

Migdal Afek Migdal Afek (Afek Tower), also known as Migdal Tsedek (Tower of Justice ‎), located near Rosh HaAyin, is an archeological site that features ancient findings.	The Clock Tower The Clock Square is a main square in Jaffa, to the north-east of Old Jaffa, and it is the connecting point between Tell Aviv and Jaffa.
The House of Simon the Tanner The House of Simon the Tanner in Jaffa is a good example for a structure that is connected with some interesting legends and traditions.	The American Colony On one of the corners of the busy Eilat Street on the border with Jaffa is found one of the most charming and surprising spots in Tel Aviv, which features a no less surprising name: the American Colony.
Tel Afek (Afek mound‎) The archeological excavations in Afek have revealed the history of a city that was situated on a main crossroad of the region and which was inhabited continuously since the beginning of the early Bronze Age and up until today.	The kishla at the Clock Tower Square This structure, which housed the Jaffa Police until a few years ago, used to house before that the “kishla”- an Ottoman detention center which was built at the end of the 19th century.
The Andromeda Rock Much power and might are connected with the Andromeda Rock (or rocks), the name of which is tied with the adventurous tale of the Greek Mythology.	London Square A public space in central Tel Aviv, near the sea shore, at the western end of Bograshov Street.
The Maine Friendship House The Maine Friendship House is one of the houses of the founders of the American Colony which was established in 1866 near Jaffa by Messianic settlers.	Hotel Jerusalem Hotel Jerusalem is one of the first structures that were built in the American Colony which was founded in Jaffa by Messianic settlers from the United States of America in 1866.
Beit Immanuel (Immanuel House) The beautiful structure of Beit Immanuel (Immanuel House), which is located in the American Colony, was originally the house of Christoph Hoffmann, one of the founders of the Templer movement.	Bird watching site One of the best locations for bird watching is the Jaffa port-especially during storms and In the middle of the period between September-February
The Trumpeldor Cemetery On Trumpeldor Street in the city of Tel Aviv you will find the liveliest dead.	"Tabitha" tomb "Tabitha" tomb is located in "Abu-Kabbir" at the Arab area, right in the middle of the Jewish cemetery of old roman Jaffa
“The White City” “The White City” refers to an area in the city of Tel Aviv which includes a collection of over 4,000 different buildings that were built in the International style of the Bauhaus.