Tel Aviv, Israel
Founded in 1909, Tel Aviv, Israel is known as "The City That Never Sleeps,” with 24-hour culture and serving as a popular tourist destination on the Israeli Mediterranean coastline for all to enjoy. Tel Aviv was the Hebrew title of Theodor Herzl's utopian Zionist novel, Altneuland ("Old New Land"), in 1902, and was officially selected as the city’s name in 1910. Aviv is Hebrew for "spring” - symbolizing renewal, and tel means, “a man-made mound of accumulated layers of civilization,” and recalls the ancient. Moreover, in July 2003, UNESCO declared "The White City,” the over 4,000 Bauhaus "unique, historical, architectural buildings" of Tel Aviv, a World Heritage site.
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Tel Aviv-Israel Tourism
january
- Classical Musical Festival
- International Tiberias Marathon
- Liturgical Festival of Choral Music
- Tel Aviv Fashion Market
february
- ISRAWINEXPO
- Tel Aviv Jazz Festival
march
- Flamenco Days
- Jerusalem International Book Fair
- Purim
- Tel Aviv Half Marathon
- Tel Aviv Mini Carnival
april
- Felicja Blumental International Music Festival
- Independence Day Gala Concert
- Passover
- Purim
- Tel Aviv Marathon
may
- Docaviv
- Houses From Within
- Israel Festival
- Tel Aviv International Documentary Film Festival
- Yom Ha'atzmaut (Israel Independence Day)
june
- Cherry Festival
- International Folklore Festival
- International Ethnic Food Fair
- Tel Aviv Accessible Art Fair
- Tel Aviv LGBT Film Festival
- Tel Aviv Pride
- Tel Aviv Student Film Festival
- White Night International Festival
july
- Art, Jazz & Wine
- Opera In The Park
september
- Loving Art. Making Art.
- Yom Kippur-the Day of Atonement
october
- Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv (through December)
- SPIRIT Film Festival
- Sukkot
- Tel Aviv Dance
november
- International Guitar Festival
- Kristallnacht
december
- Chanukah Celebrations
- Christmas Day
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