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These Free Walking Tours of Tel Aviv Will Show You the Best of the City

Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel.

As exciting as travel can be, arriving in a new city can be disorienting. Figuring out where you’re going to find breakfast can feel hard enough — and from there you’ll want to learn about the city’s history and modern day way of life.

That’s why a short walking tour can be the perfect way to kick off a vacation. Not only will you learn a bit about the history of the city, but for a short time you’ll have access to a guide who knows the area inside and out — and likely speaks English. Not only is a city tour helpful, but in many cases they’re free. And in Tel Aviv, Israel , you have more than one to choose from.

In Tel Aviv there are four free weekly tours and reservations aren’t necessary — which means you can drop in at your convenience to get a taste of the city’s culture and history. All the walking tours are conducted in English, and each provides a different glimpse of life in Tel Aviv.

Bauhaus Architecture Walking Tour

Architecture buffs will love this tour of Tel Aviv’s oldest avenue: Rothschild Boulevard. Known as the “White City” for its collection of historic Bauhaus buildings, the UNESCO World Heritage Site is not to be missed.

When: Every Saturday at 11 a.m.

Walking Tour of the Restored German Templar Colony

What was once a historic colony founded by German Templars was transformed into a British military base before acting as the headquarters for both the Israeli Army and Mossa. Today, Sarona, the heart of Tel Aviv, is home to food markets, boutiques, and renowned restaurants.

When: Every Friday at 11 a.m.

Guided Tour of Tel Aviv’s Most Picturesque Neighborhood

The first neighborhood of Tel Aviv is full of the city’s artistic heritage — and picturesque homes and streets. The tour includes a free visit to the Nahum Gutman Museum of Art and a walk on Rothschild Boulevard’s Independence Trail.

When: Every Thursday at 10 a.m.

Dizengoff Center Sustainability Tour

For a look at urban sustainability — Tel Aviv style — a visit to the Dizengoff Center allows visitors to check out the center’s green rooftop, see the “tree nursery,” learn about biodynamic beehives and insect hotels, and visit a farm that’s growing vegetables using hydroponic and aquaponic methods. The earth and food-focused tour ends with a visit to one of Tel Aviv’s oldest food markets.

When: Every Thursday at 4 p.m.

There’s no need to book or reserve a spot in advance, simply show up at the designated meeting place — found here — and enjoy! Just don't forget to tip your tour guides.

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Explore Tel Aviv’s extraordinary history and most famous landmarks by embarking on one of the many guided walking tours the city has to offer.

Tel Aviv offers stunning architectural treasures, like the 4,000 Bauhaus-style buildings in the White City, bustling markets that transform into open air parties at dusk and neighbourhoods with ever-visible links to past empires. To experience what the city has to offer, there are walking tours for every type of visitor to the city.

Sample Israeli cuisine at Carmel Market

The Carmel Market Tasting Tour takes place in the city’s largest outdoor market, referred to by the locals as ‘Shuk HaCarmel’. Taking the sites around the Kerem – Tel Aviv’s Yemenite Quarter – the tour explores Israel’s food culture through the market’s history and illustrates how different Middle Eastern cultures have influenced Israeli cuisine . Visitors are introduced to the flavours typical of the region and invited to sample local dishes and tasty bites of homemade bread, falafel in pita and stuffed baklava from the market vendors along the way.

Meeting Point: 58 Allenby Street

Explore Neve Tzedek, one of Tel Aviv’s oldest districts

Saunter down the cobbled streets of Neve Tzedek , Tel Aviv’s first Jewish neighbourhood outside of Jaffa . Starting on the southern tip of Rothschild Boulevard, the walk explores the neighbourhood’s principal streets and its transformation from an enclave of charming roads and European-style apartments into one of the city’s most fashionable districts. The tour includes a visit to the Nahum Gutman Museum , a historic landmark in one of the first houses built in Neve Tzedek. The museum displays artwork by Gutman, a Serbian-born painter and sculptor who emigrated to Israel at the age of seven. Many of his sculptures and colourful mosaics are scattered across public spaces in Tel Aviv, including a fountain at the south end of Rothschild Boulevard depicting 4,000 years of Tel Aviv history along with Jaffa’s inclusion in biblical tales.

Meeting Point: 11 Rothschild Boulevard

Learn about the city’s Bauhaus heritage

The White City tour includes a visit to the many Bauhaus buildings lining Rothschild Boulevard and its surrounding streets. Tel Aviv, also known as the White City for its white facades, was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The 4,000 buildings, designed by the architects who settled in the British Mandate of Palestine in the 1930s after fleeing the spread of Nazism across Europe, are considered the largest group of Bauhaus-style buildings anywhere in the world. The White City tour covers the buildings’ history and traces their origins, construction and restoration and explores their current use as private apartment blocks.

Meeting Point: 46 Rothschild Boulevard (Corner of Shadal Street)

Walk through Tel Aviv’s historically significant sites

The Best of Tel Aviv Free Tour covers important all must-see attractions and places of interest in the city, sites that have played a significant role in shaping the city. Stops on the tour include the Independence Hall, where Israel’s Declaration of Independence was signed; the Great Synagogue, which began construction in 1922 and was completed in 1926, and explorations of some of the most prominent works of architecture, including the cluster of skyscrapers lining Rothschild Boulevard.

Meeting Point: 10 Rothschild Boulevard and 8 Herzl Street

Run 10 kilometres across the city

Fitness enthusiasts can combine culture and exercise on the Tel Aviv Highlights Free Running Tour . Spanning 10km, the guided circuit runs through many places of interest in the city, including Habima Square, the city’s cultural hub, Rabin Square, which houses the city hall building, Sarona Market, a culinary destination inspired by leading worldwide markets, and the beach promenade by the Mediterranean sea.

Meeting Point: The David InterContinental Hotel, 12 Kaufmann Street

Immerse yourself in Jaffa’s rich past

Discover the ancient treasures of Jaffa , a port city located south of Tel Aviv, on a two-hour walking tour. The district dates back more than 4,000 years, during which it fell under the rule of a multitude of empires, including the Romans, the Ottomans and the British. The tour includes a visit to Andromeda’s Rock where, according to Greek mythology, Andromeda was sacrificed to the sea monster, and the Jaffa Lighthouse above Jaffa Port, which was built by French engineers during Ottoman rule in 1865 in a bid to improve the port facilities. Though a free tour, tips are expected at the end of the walk.

Meeting Point: Clock Tower, Old Jaffa

Walk along the Independence Trail

Launched in 2018 to celebrate Israel’s 70th birthday, Tel Aviv’s Independence Trail is a one-kilometre walk that includes 10 historical sites, each marking a chapter in the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. Inspired by the Freedom Trail in Boston , the path starts with the creation of Tel Aviv in 1909 and ends with the Establishment of Israel in 1948. Memorable stops along the way includes the mosaic of Jaffa’s history by artist Nahum Gutman, the Great Synagogue, the statue of the city’s first mayor, Meir Dizengoff , and his former home and Independence Hall. There are maps available and a self-guided audio-visual tour is available for download on the Independence Trail app (on iOS and Android) and includes free admission to all sites along the route. Tablets are also available to rent (for a small fee) from the information centre opposite Rothschild 11. The path is lit up for guests planning a trip after sunset.

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Free Tour of Tel Aviv

Book the original free walking tour of Tel Aviv’s most-visited area, Old Jaffa, with a local guide

ABOUT THE Free Tour of Tel Aviv

History meets modernity in Tel Aviv, one of the Middle East’s most exciting cities. While this might be one of the oldest inhabited places in the world, today it’s also one of the most progressive, as you’ll discover on this 2-hour free walking tour.

One of the oldest inhabited places on Earth

The Tel Aviv free walking tour meets daily by the Clock Tower in Old Jaffa, and takes you directly into the old town. Jaffa has been destroyed and rebuilt dozens of times over the past millennia, as you’ll discover as you stroll through the Zodiac Alleys, and past the iconic Jama al Bahr Sea Mosque, and as you look out to Andromeda’s Rock, where Andromeda was to be sacrificed to the sea monster in Greek mythology.

Major events of the 20th century

While Tel Aviv might have thousands of years of human history, some of the world’s most significant events took place there within in the past 100 years. See where Nazi Adolf Eichmann was imprisoned as he awaited trial, learn about the Jaffa Riots which started in the city before spreading through the country, and hear about the British Mandate and Tel Aviv’s inclusion in the proposed Jewish state.

A modern, lively city

"Jerusalem prays and Tel Aviv plays” is a quote you might come across while visiting Israel, and on the Old Jaffa walking tour, you’ll understand why. While you will see major Old Jaffa landmarks like the Jaffa Lighthouse, the Lion Temple and St Peter’s Church, your expert licensed guide will also be happy to tell you about modern life in Tel Aviv, and to give you recommendations for restaurants, bars and the best places to swim at the beach.

The Tel Aviv Free Tour starts by the Clock Tower in Old Jaffa

• Stroll through the fantastic Zodiac alleys
• Get incredible views of the sea, the Sea Mosque and the Jaffa Lighthouse
• See Adolf Eichmann’s prison
• Hear the biblical tale of Jonah and the Whale, and see Andromeda’s Rock from Greek mythology

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• Our business is connecting great guides and smart travelers, and we're proud that so many local guides employ us to welcome travelers like you on their journey through some of the world's best cities. No two tours are alike, and the sites, stories, and length of the tour will vary depending on what your freelance guide decides is best. That's why the tours we promote never get stale or feel scripted, and why both independent guides and savvy travelers prefer SANDEMANs
• Unfortunately, this tour is not wheelchair accessible. As Jaffa is an ancient city, there are stairs, uneven surfaces and hills
• The Free Tour of Tel Aviv ends near the meeting point

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The tour to Old Jaffa was excellent. Our tour guide Amit was amazing, funny and he kept our interest with beautiful stories about the history of Jaffa. This is the best free tour that we've been to, and I will highly recommend it to anyone. Best spent 2 hours in Tel-Aviv. Thanks.

Free Jaffa old city tour

Went on a free tour with Eric today through Sandemans New Europe. He was excellent! Incredibly knowledgeable and he always did his best to talk to us in the shade where he shared very fascinating stories about the old city.

Excellent free tour

I'd highly recommend the free walking tour. It was a big group but the guide (Avi) made sure no one got lost while giving us plenty of time to take photos and loads of information about what we were seeing. Excellent.

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We took a tour with Noam and you can see that she loves the place she guides you through :) thus our visit was very interesting and informative. We had a chance to ask questions, there was a short break to get a drink or use a restroom. We really enjoyed it. Thanks Noam!

Old Jaffa Tour

Noam made this tour of Old Jaffa come alive. Her knowledge, personality and professionalism made this 2 hour free tour, a trip highlight. Based upon our experience with Noam, I would highly recommend Sandeman for a very worth while tour.

Wonderful Free Tour

This tour was very informative, filled with stories and history, and exposed the most beautiful parts of Jaffa. Our tour guide, Eric, was a great, knowledgeable guide that really made the experience whole.

What is a Free Tour?

The Free Tour is the best introduction to Tel Aviv! A general overview tour including many of the highlights of the city, the Free Tour usually lasts around 2 hours and is provided by a local freelance guide in partnership with SANDEMANs NEW Europe, so tour content can vary depending on your guide’s particular area of interest and expertise.

The Free Tour is a walking tour with no need for public transport and is designed for independent travellers, not groups. You can book your spot in advance online or simply show up at the start point on the day. There is no payment necessary at the start of the tour but you are welcome to tip your guide at the end!

We believe in supporting local communities and are committed to giving a voice to some of Tel Aviv's best local freelance tour guides, who passionately share the city's history and culture with their own unique and always-entertaining style. They'll never pressure you to tip; we believe that, if money is given, it should be voluntary and in direct proportion to the quality of the tour and the budget of the traveller.

Why join the SANDEMANs FREE Tour?

• The route covers many of Tel Aviv's Old Jaffa major landmarks
• The meeting point is centrally located in Old Jaffa
• The Free Tour is guaranteed to fit within your budget
• The guides performing tips-based Free Tours are incentivized to perform every time

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Old Jaffa Tour | A free walking tour of Tel Aviv’s most visited area

They always say that the best way to get to know a new place is to walk around the area like a local, with a local. And what if this opportunity is available at the cost of nothing? If you think this is a click-bait post, ummm, IT’S NOT . Read this post and discover Old Jaffa from our Free Walking Tour Experience!

Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post and I booked the tour on my own discretion.

Tour Provider: SANDEMANs NEW EUROPE

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A newly discovered website, SANDEMANs NEW EUROPE is a by-product of Chris Sandeman’s tour guiding experience in Berlin back in 2003. He got the idea of offering tips-based tours when his guests enjoyed his way of tour guiding. Now operating in different cities, I’m happy I came across the site and took the opportunity to join in Tel Aviv!

A unique way of storytelling and tour guiding, an enthusiastic woman named Hadar is our tour guide for the day. I don’t know if it’s just her or if everyone delivers the same storytelling as her, but we are so captivated and engrossed during the whole tour.

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A close landmark to our hostel ( PoliHosts Old Jaffa ), our tour started at the famous Clock Tower. Standing strong exquisitely up to this day, the Clock Tower symbolized the inception of the train from Jaffa to Jerusalem.

As we walk around, we became familiar with the landmarks with so much significance in history. My favorite is the House of the Sea, once a brothel and now turned to a sought-after wedding venue in Tel Aviv. Even the luxury hotel ‘The Setai Tel Aviv’ used to be a prison cell. Not just a regular prison, it also detained Adolf Eichmann (part of Holocaust organizer) while he waits for his trial.

Hadar imparted us with a message in relation to these stories that our past does not define our future. Like how the House of the Sea and The Setai Hotel bears a dark reputation in the past, it is now elegantly serving the new generation with a different purpose.

Next in our itinerary comes a love story from the Greek mythology goddess Andromeda. As we hear her story of sacrifice and redemption, the ordinary looking rocks called Andromeda’s Rock has a new-found meaning to all of us.

Passing by the boats moored on their docks, we finally entered the cobble stone part of Old Jaffa. Following Hadar’s footsteps, we started going inside the maze-like stylish neighborhood of Old Jaffa.

Artists and jewelers are now the main occupants within the neighborhood. There are jewelry shops, souvenir shops and even museums in various nooks.

But the story telling isn’t over yet. Before your artistic side takes over you, we came to know about a house who believed to be a temporary host of Peter the Apostle during his journey in Israel. It is said that this is where he had a vision to let go of his Jewish practices and preach Christianity.

As the tour comes to an end in Ramesses II’s Gate Garden in Abrasha Park, a breathtaking panoramic view of Tel Aviv opened up before our eyes.

So how much does it really cost? FREE . Absolutely.

At the end of the tour, you are welcomed to give a tip to your tour guide. Like how you give tips to your tour guides, tour drivers, etc., it’s the same concept. The tips goes straight to the tour guides and they earn a living from it. You can also decide on the amount you are willing to give. You are not obliged to tip a specific amount and as Hadar told us, ‘Don’t worry there’s no strings attached’ .

How much did I tip? I’m on a shoestring budget as you know it so my friends and I tipped her NIS 25.00 each. We noticed other travelers paying between NIS 20.00 – NIS 50.00 as well.

Do I really have to tip? We Asians are not pretty much familiar on the tipping concept actually so we have this question in mind. However, based on my experience, Hadar is really good you’ll end up tipping her! If you don’t feel tipping, it’s fine (I think) but trust me you will! 😉

A city who witnessed the Ottomans, Crusaders, Romans, Canaanites and Egyptians, the Old Jaffa Tour made us all traveled back in time. We learned so much history in a short amount of time from Hadar’s romantic storytelling. Her stories are captivating enough for me to remember the history better than how I learn from history books.

With that said, considering the price (it’s free) including the tip, the Old Jaffa Tour is worth the walk! Seeing the city from a foreign perspective with a local’s lens, it’s a budget-friendly tour without compromising the quality of the tour.

If you’re still hesitating if this tour is for you, this is the sign. Unless you’re in a wheelchair (Old Jaffa isn’t wheelchair friendly because of some stairs), I don’t see any reason why you shouldn’t try this. That’s all from me and until next post, see you!

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eonniwrites

The walking tour sounds awesome! I haven’t been to Israel myself but when I get a chance, I’ll definitely try the same experience that you tried. Thank you for sharing it! 🙂

PinayHakawati

It is! I fell in love with Israel (especially the Old Jaffa) from this tour and I swear it’s super underrated. I hope you get the chance one day! All the best!

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Jaffa Historic Centre

Join us to a guided tour in a town and a harbour that are thousands of years old, that are mentioned both in the old and New Testament, where St. Peter, prophet Jonah and Napoleon Bonaparte spent days and nights.  We will start at the clock tower square, go up to the viewpoint on the top of Hapisga garden, stroll through the narrow allies of the old city down to the harbour and finish in the flea market, one of the trendiest places in contemporary Yaffo.

• Clock tower square
• Yaffo’s harbour – thousand years old natural harbour that made it the gate to Jerusalem for pilgrims
• Old city allies – 19 th century Kurkar stone built narrow allies.
• St. Peter’s church – a place commemorates St. Peter’s historical visit to Yaffo.
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Insightful Old city and Christian tour of Jerusalem with Seth

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