The Setai, Tel Aviv David Raziel 22, 6802919 Tel Aviv, Israel

Located in the northern edge of the old city, this hill top view is a great place to go to and relax on a sunny day! With an amazing view to the Tel Aviv boardwalk and skyline.

A new addition to the Jaffa culinary scene housed within a stunning industrial-chic space with exposed brick walls and mood lights, offering fresh Mediterranean fare and weekly art and cultural workshops bookable in advance. Telephone: (972-3) 650-2938. www.beitkandinof.com/.

The original Free Tour of Tel Aviv's Old Jaffa takes place twice daily at the Clock Tower and covers many of the top Jaffa attractions, including the Port of Jaffa, the Mosque of the Sea, the Zodiac Alleyways, the Wishing Bridge and much more. Tour duration: 2 hours.

A multi-leveled exhibition space and creative studio by one of Israel’s most famed artists, Ilana Goor, who highlights her brass sculptures and metallic art pieces in an incredible display that culminates with a rooftop “art terrace” overlooking the Mediterranean. Telephone: (972-3) 683-7676. www.ilanagoormuseum.org/.

Embark on a culinary tasting tour of Jaffa’s culinary gems, led by local food stylist and food photographers Deanna and Danya of Matkonation, who are experts in the best tasting treats in and around Jaffa.

Just next to Jaffa’s picturesque Old City and ancient Clock Tower, this market is a treasure trove of antiques, handmade and secondhand items. Open Sunday - Friday, from morning through early evening hours. en.shuktlv.co.il/category/jaffa-flea-market.

Famed fish and seafood-focused Greek restaurant perched in an original edifice built into the old city of Jaffa, offering a selection of tables with unobstructed views of the Mediterranean. Telephone: (+972-3) 681-9998. www.kalamata.co.il/.

Enjoy a refreshing cocktail in this true beachfront restaurant, located along side the sands of the beach, and just steps away from the clashing waves. Telephone: (+972-3) 517-4773. mantaray.co.il/index.php/manta-ray-en.

Old Jaffa: A destination in itself, the charming district of Old Jaffa boasts antiquities and original structures spanning the Byzantine, Crusader and Ottoman-eras, and where travelers can tour the winding alleys boasting artisan shops, art galleries and craft boutiques, or unwind with a walk thru Kedem Square, home to St Peter’s Church, or view the glistening Tel Aviv coastline while perched at HaPisga Garden or Kedem Square.
Jaffa Port: One of the oldest ports in the world that is mentioned in the Bible, where visitors will discover a bevy of restaurants, cafés, shops and cultural events across the Jaffa Port, a Mecca of entertainment for both locals and visitors alike, with an authentic Mediterranean flare that exists only here.
Noga Complex: A quaint, village-like neighborhood on the cusp of the Neve Tzedek neighborhood and Jaffa that is teeming with homegrown Israeli design and fashion boutiques that are operated and managed by the artists themselves, including: Gelada Studios, Naomi Maaravi, Craft + Bloom and more.

The place where a young, vibrant Tel Aviv atmosphere combines with the magic and mystery of the Jaffa flea market. The menu gives Ottoman cuisine a contemporary twist, using the finest ingredients and advanced cooking techniques. Telephone: (+972-3) 648-6060. www.onza.co.il/.

This Catholic Church sits at the top of the Jaffa Mound, at a strategic spot, and has served as a Christian center for thousands of years. Underneath the church and to its side are the remnants of a crusader fort which was built above a Byzantine church.