Cheap Tel Aviv Yafo Flights
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There are 13 flights operating between Istanbul and Tel Aviv Yafo. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Moscow and Tbilisi to Tel Aviv Yafo.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Tel Aviv Yafo flights? In the coming 3 months: Sochi Tel Aviv Yafo 3,741 TL, Ankara Tel Aviv Yafo 4,908 TL and Athens Tel Aviv Yafo 2,407 TL

Better to book your flight to Tel Aviv Yafo 45 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

October and August months are the highest season for Israel, Tel Aviv Yafo. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: July and May.

Tel Aviv, the largest city in Israel, is located on the Mediterranean coast, where east and west meet, as the country's economy, finance, art and business center and the second city with the largest economy in the Middle East.

Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, Tel Aviv is a tourism city with its beaches along the Mediterranean coast, cafe bars and restaurants, shopping malls, museums and nightlife known as the Mediterranean City that Doesn't Sleep.

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Tel Aviv, which means spring hill, was founded at the end of Jaffa and is a geography whose harbor history dates back to Persia, Hellenism and Ancient Egypt. The ancient port of Jaffa changed hands throughout history and remained a port for more than 4,000 years. It was the scene of the Crusades and was dominated by the Kingdom of Jerusalem, Selahattin Eyyubi, the Roman Empire and the Mamluks and passed into the hands of the Ottomans in the 16th century. The foundation of today's modern Tel Aviv was laid by Ashkenazi Jews. The Jews, who started to settle in Tel Aviv as a result of the riots in 1921, determined the city limits of the region, which is still the center of the city today. With the independence of Israel in 194, Tel Aviv has turned into a city with liberal views, modernist buildings, high-tech skyscrapers, luminous nightlife and cafe culture.

Places to visit

The White Houses of Tel Aviv, also known as the Bauhaus, is a beautiful city with its museums, architecture and beaches along the Mediterranean coast.

Known as Old Tel Aviv, the historical city center, the area will take you on a journey through history with art workshops lined up on its historic streets, small boutiques where you can buy souvenirs, and embroidered walls. Also, do not leave without seeing the historical market in the region where you can buy old and new items.

Tayalet, which is called the Barcelona of the Middle East, is a wonderful place where you can spend the whole day sitting on the sun loungers, sipping your beer or wine, in the wonderful atmosphere of the sunset with its cafes, restaurants, azure sea surrounded by golden yellow sands, bicycle and walking paths, and even morning on the beach. .

When you go another 2 km from Tayalet, you reach Jaffa. Kdumim Square in the port area, which was one of the important centers of the Ottoman period, is located in St. Peter's Church, Al-Bahr Mosque, Jaffa Museum, Clock Tower and Historical Harbor are the main places to visit. With its extraordinary stone buildings, tree-lined roads, cafes and restaurants, it is a historical as well as a modern area.

The Azrieli Center, which is the highest observatory in the Middle East and consists of three skyscrapers, the Yehoshua Gardens of unique beauty along the Hayarkon River, the Eretz Israel Museum where glass, ceramics and ethnographic works are exhibited, the Aviv Art Museum and the Jewish Diaspora Museum are among the other places you can visit.

Being a cultural and artistic center, Tel Aviv has many theatres, galleries, dance and concert halls in its city centre. Tel Aviv's nightlife is very colorful. Especially the Yarkon Estuary area is the entertainment center of the city. Theatres, nightclubs, cafes, bars and restaurants are concentrated here.

Food & Drink and Shopping

Israel, which has a rich palate, was influenced by Asian, European, Ethiopian, Jewish, Mediterranean, Taiwanese and Indian cuisines. Seafood, vegetarian, meat, fast food and fish are among the main tastes of local dishes. Cholent, malouweh, armiko de tomat, kashkarigaz, albondikas de prasa are among the main dishes of traditional Jewish cuisine. The most popular of the restaurants lined up along the city streets are Sheinken Street and Rothshild Boulevard. In addition, Dizengoff Center Home Food Fair is a market where home-cooked meals are sold. Falafel, hummus and skewers are the dishes that you should not return without trying.

In Tel Aviv, which is full of shopping malls, designer stores and fashion boutiques, you can especially prefer Dizengoff and Sheinkin Streets, Bezalel Bazaar, Carmel Market and Dizengoff Food Markets.

Transport

With the scheduled flights of Turkish Airlines and Israel Airline El Al, direct flights are possible every day of the week and the flight time is 2 hours. Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport is 15 km from Tel Aviv and 60 km from Jerusalem. Transportation to the city is provided by shuttle services, buses or taxis.