Tours in Tel Aviv

Spend Christmas Eve in the Holy Land on this full-day tour of sacred Christian sites in Jerusalem and Bethlehem from Tel Aviv. See religious sanctuaries such as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Church of the Nativity with a knowledgeable guide. Admire sweeping vistas of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives and circle the Old City walls before walking through the Christian quarter. End your evening in Bethlehem, where you’ll enjoy a spectacular Christmas dinner and view midnight mass from Manger’s Square.

Doris offers a unique look into life in Jaffa. As a Christian Arab, she has experienced a different side of life in Jaffa and loves to share her experience. With strong family ties in the community and a wealth of knowledge about the city's culture and history, you will not find a better place to learn, relax, and immerse yourself in the local culture.

During this group art tour, limitied to up to 15 people, you'll discover art galleries and one artist studio in the south of Tel Aviv . The tours lasts about 1.5 hours and is guided by an art historian/expert. Taking a tour with Oh So Arty guarantees an unparalleled level of access to the Tel Aviv art world that you won’t find anywhere else. You will engage with gallery directors, meet artists in their studios and intimately converse with insiders.

Journey through the Palestinian Territories and the Gush Etzion Settlement Block.  Explore the complexities of Bethlehem and Hebron. Have lunch with a Palestinian family in Hebron, and have the option to spend the night with a middle class Palestinian family in Bethlehem. The tour combines the historical and religious highlights of the area, and explores the history and politics of Israel’s Occupation of the West Bank.  You’ll visit Abraham’s Tomb, the Church of Nativity, Israel’s ‘Separation Barrier’, a refugee Camp, view the ‘settlements’, and walk the ghetto neighbourhoods of Hebron.

There are many markets in Tel Aviv, but there is no doubt that the most famous and intriguing is the Carmel Market. The Carmel market tour exposes you to the taste of the ages of Tel-Aviv in the youthful atmosphere of the city’s central market. The old market, that was founded over 80 years ago, was influenced by the surrounding neighborhoods of ‘Nahalat Binyamin’ and the surrounding Yemenite vineyards. These all influenced the vast array of culinary traditions that make up the Carmel Market. The tour of the market connects you between the tastes and smells of Tel Aviv of the past and the young and vibrant atmosphere of the city’s central market. The Yemenite, Persian, and Polish cultural mix forms a rich and fascinating culinary variety.

This region is loaded with history that has been left behind by the modern highway that connects tel aviv and jerusalem. even domestic travelers are surprised to see what they've been missing, even though they live close by or use the close by highway in a daily basis. On top of this there is a big neighbourhoods development that threatening to cover some of this beauty with cement. there for I invite you join me and get to explore this forgotten area.