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Abu Hassan
A family-run Jaffa hummus institution going more than fifty years, widely held to serve the best hummus in the country, plus msabaha and ful. They cook a set amount and close when it runs out, usually by mid-afternoon.
HaKosem
A perpetually busy central falafel-and-shawarma counter that hands out free fresh-fried falafel to the queue and plates some of the city's best street staples. The reliable, central fix for falafel done right.
Park HaYarkon
The city's big green park straddling the Yarkon River, with riverside paths, lawns, botanical gardens, and rowboats, stretching for kilometers east from the sea. The flat, leafy escape where Tel Aviv runs, cycles, and picnics.
Park HaMesila
A linear park built along the bed of the old Jaffa-Jerusalem railway, a flat green corridor of walking and cycling paths threading through the city's southern neighborhoods. An easy, shaded way to walk between districts off the traffic.
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
The city's flagship art museum, strong on Israeli art and modern European masters and housed partly in a striking angular Herta and Paul Amir wing. The serious half-day for art lovers, with architecture to match the collection.
ANU - Museum of the Jewish People
A vast, recently rebuilt museum on the university campus telling the story of Jewish culture, diaspora, and identity worldwide through immersive, modern exhibits. One of the most ambitious museums in the country, and a deep half-day.
Old Jaffa
One of the oldest port towns on earth, a hilltop maze of honey-stone alleys, artist studios, and lookout gardens above the sea, fused onto modern Tel Aviv at its southern end. The lanes around Kedumim Square hold four thousand years of history and the best sunset over the bay.
Old Jaffa Port
The ancient working harbor below Old Jaffa, still home to fishing boats alongside renovated warehouses of galleries, seafood spots, and a weekend market. The mix of nets, art, and salt air is the real, lived-in side of Jaffa.