Mugraby Hostel Tel Aviv
30 Allenby Street Tel Aviv, 63325, Israel
Check Rates and Availability
mm/dd/yyyy
mm/dd/yyyy
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelMugraby Hostel Tel Aviv
The ridiculously long flight home: retrospective
After two excruciating days and four flights, I was back in Tel Aviv where this whole ordeal began. At this point I was completely out of money--I had just enough to pay for my hostel (a cheap shithole with a fantastic location) and eat falafel while walking there at 2am. Try to avoid ever being in Tel Aviv and having to go anywhere/do anything on …
Finally some waves
Ok, so next stop is Tel Aviv. The modern beach metropolis of Israel. For the most part the city is relatively new, but with some areas dating back a long time. This is not why we came here, we came for the beach and the means to fly out of the Middle East. For the first time in a long time we came across a beach with swell, very small, but a swell …
Travel Blogs Nearby
New Year's Eve While Flying EWR-TLV
... you go to Kuwait? What did you do there? How much time did you spend there.” And so on with Malaysia. Then he sent me to a female agent who was standing behind the row of immigration counters. She was very pleasant but followed the same line of questioning, this time about Morocco, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates. (I don’t recall either asking about Qatar, where I was for New Year’s Eve last year). Then she asked what I was doing in Israel, if I know anyone ...
Our First Hello From Tel Aviv!
... at the water, and make a wish- it's sure to come true. We continued our walking tour, through the ancient alleyways. As the sun set before us, there we stood right in the old historic port of Jaffa, which is used today as a fisherman's wharf. Whereas before Jaffa and Tel Aviv were separate cities, they are now united as one. Making our way back to the bus, we heard the Muslim call to prayer, passed a historic Church and ...
Ein historischer Tag in Ramallah
... nur ihr Bestehen auf ihrer Heimat seit Jahrzehnten im Knast sitzen.
Der Hausmeister bei der Arbeit hat mir heut erzählt, wie ein Onkel von ihm seit mehr als 20 Jahren einsitzt, aber erst letztes Jahr haben sie endlich erfahren können, ob er überhaupt noch lebt und wo er einsitzt.
Ach je, ich bin wirklich zu Tränen gerührt. Ich habe auf Palestine TV ein paar Videos gemacht, die das vielleicht ein bischen rüberbringen.
Ein bischen habe ich die ...



