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Of all Tel Aviv's shuks, this is the most famous, most centrally located, and the largest.

Old Train Station – If you're feeling like a snack or a full meal combined with shopping and frivolity, take a stroll through the historically designed stores, fashion boutiques, restaurants, galleries and art exhibits. Super cool place with surprisingly personable service.

Kuli Alma – a new and trendy underground bar with outdoor lounging, indoor dancing and even a changing art gallery.

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2. The aroma of freshly fired rosemary piercing out the top of my fruity yet sour cocktail was more than enough to impress me and reason to go back for seconds.

Lima Lima – Shake your booty, or other significant asset, all night long, then relax in the waterfall courtyard.

There is no other city like Jerusalem in the world. I’m an advocate of quality and attention to detail when it comes to making drinks and the Brown does it perfectly. We traveled with them all over Israel and highly recommend them! Browse the offerings and enjoy a freshly made falafel or sabich for lunch and later buy yourself a cool and freshly squeezed orange or pomegranate juice from one of the many street vendors.

Rothschild Boulevard – When you’ve had enough sun for the day head up to Rothschild Boulevard to relax at a cafe.

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10. Our top pick!

Shpagat – a stadium-like tiered bar located on Nahalat Binyamin Street where you can enjoy a drink with friends and people watch from many of the different levels as nighttime crowds cruise up and down the street.

Tel Aviv Gay Clubs & Parties

Tel Aviv doesn’t really have permanent gay clubs but instead they have over-the-top gay parties that change venues.

Day Trips from Tel Aviv

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Making your way around Tel Aviv isn’t too difficult but you won’t find a city metro or rail system like you might in Jerusalem or other European cities. It’s a holy site for three major world religions, full of history, culture and conflict.

But more than just weather, Tel Aviv is vibrant, hip and artistic. Definitely a 20-something crowd.

Gay Events in Tel Aviv

The locals of Tel Aviv have even embraced the annual Tel Aviv Gay Pride festival held in June each year. It has amazing views from its rooftop terrace to rival that of the more expensive options in the area.