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Spend your time discovering historic treasures by visiting museums such as the Habima National Theater. Take notice of the contrast between crisp modernist appeal and multicolored oriental style stucco. Then visit the Eretz Yisrael Museum to learn about the history of the Jewish People and see an eclectic display of contrasting world art and civilizations.

Lunch on freshly baked pita bread filled with delectable shawarma, falafels, and hot sauce at Falafel HaKosem, a famous spot known for its signature plates. Check out all the wholesale-priced budget stores lining the streets of the district and keep your eyes peeled for the trendy concept store Precinct, which is surrounded by a vibrant, youthful community and high-end boutiques.

Get cozy at the unassuming upscale diner Benny Hadayag, which is influenced by a fishing village atmosphere and offers share platters of seafood specialties and crispy fish fillets complemented by seasonal surprises. It's best paired with first-rate local wines, spiced cocktails, or fruity sangria.

Take in breathtaking views and renowned artistic installations on the boardwalk full of beachgoers sunbathing. In no time, the beach truly comes alive with activities like volleyball, surfing, dancing, and music that simply cannot be missed. Visit museums like the Old Train Station, which is home to many contemporary art exhibitions, such as modern art, photography, and design. Then head to the fascinating urban complex of Hatachana, which provides an alternative shopping district offering dining experiences, boutique stores, workshops, artisan street vendors, and plenty of hidden gems.

Find refreshing drinks on Ben Gurion Boulevard and stop at M25, an iconic gourmet burger chain taking over Tel Aviv one juicy burger at a time. The bites are so good that even meat-lovers bow down.

The ideal evening spot is Heritage by Renee Retter, an exclusive establishment hosted within the lovingly restored remains of the beautiful Rothschild 12 building. This luxury accommodation has been revived to offer an ambiance melded with top-tier gastronomy and seasonally infused traditional favorites, as well as the finest wines and spirits.

Take a day trip on the multi-layer Tour-Carmel Market food tour, beginning with specialty Yemenite bread and eventuating in exotic spices and snacks. Try an array of foods in vibrant neighborhoods that tell stories of culinary colonial history and host clashes of cultures.

Spend time admiring gorgeous green spaces by heading to Hayarkon Park, which highlights cultural shows, sports events, and independent craft markets showcasing handmade accessories, clothes, jewelry, ornaments, artistic objects, and promoting local communities' unique craftsmanship and talents. While immersing in the relaxed atmosphere, treasure memories enjoyed together leaving a lasting impression on your soul.

The most upscale finale awaits you for dinner at Aria Skybar atop the David InterContinental Hotel, offering a dazzling skyline view to immerse yourself in a dream world combining vivid sights with an excellent wine portfolio and perfectly cooked dishes serving a variety of pieces and styles of global cuisine.

Breakfast must start bright and early at Cafe Xoho, where you can experience vegan breakfast options and irresistible pastries, muffins, and healthy yogurt fruit pots bursting with flavors. Combine a multitude of languages spoken and shared by people in this close-knit neighborhood supporting each other in harmonious coexistence. Next up, look at the arty scene at the Sofia Art Center, which doesn't disappoint. Definitely check out the exhibition schedule, which frequently features foreign attractions captivating public attention and discussing contemporary exhibitions, hosting events, gatherings, and workshops.

Make your way towards the Dizengoff center mall, full of Israeli's favorite fashion retailers alongside jewelry shops containing intricately designed pieces and one-of-a-kind items. Furthermore, enjoy walking around the adjacent trendy street and choose between culinary options always catering to meat-fanatics and vegan lovers alike, including a charming little bar-bistro widely available vegan option of pasta accompanied by a broad wine collection, amidst the design district novelty gifts, pottery workshops, and decorations.

The international bib gourmand holder Taizu embodies the perfect blend of East and fusion, using local ingredients transformed into artistic Asian dishes that never disappoint and promise a unique dining experience characterized by an intimate ambiance and attentive service coupled with an exquisite palate.