Metropolitan Tel Aviv

... come from, yet I couldn't spot a single citrus tree. The ancient port town has long been swallowed up by metropolitan Tel Aviv. It still has some Medieval charm in the winding alleys between the sand-stone facades of the towering portside houses, the ...

... being summoned to Caesarea to meet with Cornelius and his household As we made our way north through the older neighborhoods of Tel Aviv, we entered the Carmel Market, packed with Sabbath eve shoppers and visitors alike. By this evening. all travelers ...

... have stayed in Rome... once the paperwork is (quickly) taken care of, we drive about 10 miles to our hotel in the Tel Aviv-Yafo metropolitan area. Our impression of Tel Aviv-Jaffa is that it has a bit of everything: new, old, and VERY ...

... in Jaffa we must have seen 10 different wedding couples and the photographers taking pictures.  It is the only place in the metropolitan Tel Aviv area that has that old city feeling andd look as it is a very old city. We went back to Diezengoff Mall ...

... sleep."  We used three different airline companies to get here as we flew from LAX to Washington Dulles to Madrid to Tel Aviv.  I was highly disappointed by the Spanish the morning after they had won the world cup.  Everybody looked like ...

... . It may seem like nothing but was so very interesting to me. Clean hands and teeth these English speakers have. Tel Aviv is a great cosmopolitan and metropolitan city that deserves time - but not for us. We left the next morning on a drive up the coast. ...

... city. To be honest, it reminds me most of New York City with it's endless city blocks, high-fashion and insane nightlife. Although Tel Aviv is the center for commerce nowadays, it's most well known for (and considered one of the most important places in ...

... AM on July 12.  Our first destination was Tel Aviv, one of Israel's largest cities and the most metropolitan city in Israel.  In Tel Aviv we visited a place called Independence Hall.  The location where Israel's independence was declared in ...

... along the otherwise usually crowded highway and the streets of Jerusalem was very tranquil indeed. Whereas the coastal metropolitan area around Tel Aviv is mainly secular, the majority of Jews in Jerusalem are very religious, a large number of them ...

Tonight is our last night in Tel Aviv! I have really loved being here, a nice little jaunt back to the feeling of being at home just because everything is so western here. Very modern and metropolitan, which in some cases I'm not a fan of but it's nice to ...

... like the metropolitan lifestyle opting to commute from their country homes everyday for up to 2 hours to avoid living in Tel Aviv, which is the industrial hot bed of activity for Pharmaceutical companies, Electronics, and Software Companies. Anyways it ...

Oct. 24, 2007 7:00PM The Metropolitan Hotel Tel Aviv, Israel I am sitting at dinner with my six travel companions, studying their faces, knowing that in a blink of an eye, 11 days will pass and today will be just a blur along with so many memories ...

... who contributed to the book Gabby made for me. It is the nicest thing I have EVER received.* *New pictures of travels and Tel Aviv are up: http://community.webshots.com/user/dandaman73* Wow, as I sat down to write to you all, I realized just ...

... of the medieval Crusader kingdom of Jerusalem.       White City of Tel Aviv Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 and developed as a metropolitan city under the British Mandate in Palestine. The White City was constructed from the early 1930s ...

... his hand! Thanks to all for all your well wishes.  It's encouraging for you to be reading our blog. See you from Tel Aviv! Richard and Dianne P.S. A big Happy Mother's Day to our special moms, Eleanor and Sandy; and to our beautiful daughter in law, ...

... packed to board the five hour bus back to Netanya. No rest for the wicked, the next day we headed out to explore Tel Aviv. Walked through some jam packed Israeli markets and down the beach before meeting up with Talmors' cousin Imbal, who lives in the ...

... first, leaving to travel around Turkey.  I'll then return for a longer chunk of time before catching my flight to Tel Aviv, Israel.  I figured this would allow me not to feel rushed while making my way through the rest of Turkey since ...

... .  Quite disappointing, and at the very least disconcerting.  What if this happens on one of the long legs to Madrid, Joburg, Tel Aviv?  We called AA and tried to get some points refunded, and to ensure us this could not happen again.  ...

... . I mean Buenos Aires is fucking Huge, with thousands and thousands of people crowding the enormous streets, a western metropolitan far larger than our modest Tel Aviv. As for conclusions about Patagonia: well, I have some, but later. I am enjoying my ...