In Israel, the second most popular destination is Tel Aviv, which is the second largest city and the biggest metropolitan area. It is officially named Tel Aviv-Yafo being located beside the ancient port city of Yafo.
Nowadays,
this city has become one of the most visited parts of Israel, thanks to the
fact that it is transforming into a booming international metropolis. This is
evidenced by the 24-hour lifestyle in the central part of town with awesome
tourist attractions, bustling shopping centers, vibrant clubs and world-class
hotels, to name a few.
So,
what are you waiting for? Book a flight to Tel Aviv now. To get around the city
easily, though, you’ll need a Car Rental Tel Aviv Airport in order to get to your destinations easily.
Check
out two of the most popular tourist attractions you should drive to after
landing in the airport.
Northern Tel Aviv
There
are many places to visit in the northern part of Tel Aviv. For a start, drive
your Car Rental from Ben Gurion Airport to the Eretz Israel Museum.
You’ll find this
place incredibly fascinating and educational, as it is where you’ll learn about
the city’s history and culture through the archeological artifacts housed in
this museum.
It is also where you’ll find evidence of early Philistine
settlement.
There’s also Luna Park, which is the city’s main amusement park. It
has fun rides for children, including two rollercoasters.
Then, there’s
Meymadion, which is a waterpark with a wide selection of waterslides. Perfect
for summer vacations.
Aside from these local spots, you’ll also find here Galil
Hotel, which is beach hotel that has is a 45-minute drive with a car rental Tel
Aviv. It has 84 well-appointed rooms with private balconies, refrigerators,
bathtubs, cable TVs and more. It also offers premium amenities, including an
outdoor pool, first-class restaurant, sauna and fitness center.
Southern Tel Aviv & Israel
If
you drive your car rental Ben Gurion Airport down south, there would be lots of
interesting places to check out.
This part of Tel Aviv is considered an urban
wasteland for years due to neglect. But since the 90s, it has enjoyed
developments in several areas.
One of the proofs of progress in this part of
the city is the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, which has an amazing collection of
modern and contemporary art and a sculpture garden.
There’s also the
Independence Hall, which is a historical landmark where the Jewish independence
was declared in 1948.
One of the main reasons the southern part of the country has
gained popularity among tourists is the Negev Desert, which is a combination of
rocky, dusty mountains with a few dry riverbeds and craters.
Despite having
small quantities of rain throughout the year, this place looks fascinating in
winter with numerous flowers covering this region.
- It also has historical sites and archeological remains.
- Here, you can go on a camel ride.
- You can book a tour that will take you sightseeing in the Nabataean terraces, Hitann wadi and Yamin plain, to name a few.
To
be able to get to these places with ease, consider booking a car rental Tel
Aviv before flying here.
