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Tel Aviv - The Best Weekend Getaway

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New York Magazine chose Tel Aviv as one of the best weekend getaway (April 23, 2007)

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Tel Aviv may be in the heart of the Holy Land, but its all-hours, pansexual, smoker-friendly, inexpensive club scene is anything but pious (and the city is increasingly safe). The weekend starts Thursday night, so leave Wednesday night (El Al has an 11:50 p.m. flight from JFK that lands just in time for dinner the following day). Book the Cinema Hotel (from $120), a converted thirties movie house a short stroll from the Mediterranean. Having slept on the flight, get your groove on early with dinner at Nanuchka (28 Lilenblum St.), a Georgian supper club; wash down tinakali (cheese dumplings with yogurt) with vodka shots, and maybe some dancing on tables to post-Soviet Slavo-pop. Flag a cab for the short ride to Ha-oman 17 (88 Abarbanel St.), Tel Aviv's megaclub of the moment, which imports international D.J.'s like Paul Van Dyk and Armin Van Buuren for its Thursday-night parties. Wake up in time for a late Friday lunch at the aptly named Betty Ford (48 Nahalat Binyamin St.) to recharge on its hefty half-pound burgers and a big chug of Goldstar (the local brew); pass the afternoon souvenir-shopping and hottie-spotting at the outdoor crafts market just up the street. Take a disco nap before a late dinner close to clubland at coffeeBar (13 Yad Harutzim St.), with its perfect steak-frites and sexy crowd. Continue to Barzilay Club (13 Harechev St. ), a nearby six-month-old hipster dance haunt, and then to the G-Spot (40 Salame St. ), whose D.J.-owner, Nir Mamon, spins the latest rap hits straight outta Brooklyn. Well past midnight, explore the Breakfast Club (6 Rothschild Blvd.; no phone), a smoky, shameless after-hours pickup spot, or Evita (31 Yavne St.), its nearby gay equivalent. Enjoy a late Saturday brunch at the alfresco Shalvata (Tel Aviv Port) with a cocktail while admiring prime Mediterranean views. Spend the last few hours on the beach itself, before heading back to the airport for El Al's midnight flight to New York. You'll land early the next day—leaving plenty of time to recover before Monday morning.


Israel Forever!

See you this year in Tel Aviv :)

Peace & Love!

Holly

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  • Tel Aviv is one of the most fabulous cities I've ever visited and the people are not only friendly but intelligent and interested and worldly. You'd be crazy not to go and check it out.

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  • Ahhhhhhhhhhh ... Although I have been there during my last birthday ... I already miss it alot-and-alot!!!

    Hope my forthcoming chapter writes about my next visit :-)

  • i love tel-aviv

  • i love t-l-v

  • i love t-l-v

  • TEL AVIV IS THE BEST!!!! LOVE IT!!!

  • Another great video ! Hollyyyyyyyyy you do Israel a favor every time my friend. Your videos rock! Thank you sister!!!!

  • It looks beautiful I luv to visit with family but its expensive to go to Israel from Canada for 2 weeks.

  • I live in Tel Aviv!

    Woo hoo! :)

  • Just returned to Canada after a month's stay visiting our daughter...as good as this video is, and it is very good, it does not do justice to one of the world's premier cities. There is only one Tel Aviv and, thank G_d, it's in the wonderful land of Israel.

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