The oldest part of Tel Aviv. Clean and well kept. There are parks and shops and galleries. Great place to take a stroll .

Very beautiful place to watch sunsets 🌅

Such a beautiful place to visit in Yaffo, Israel. New container park is buying built with shops and restaurants. The port has fishing boats and fresh fish vendors. Great seas food restaurant and great entertainment on Saturdays. You can also take a boat tour.

One of the oldest ports in the world. Lots of historic events took place somewhere in here. Port is full of restaurants. It is very busy at the weekends. You can see different boats, but also old Jaffa. Walking around the promenade is a must.

Beautiful area, close to Old Yafo. Worth to take a walk and have a good icecream here.

Historical and Biblical site! It offers a lot things, art galleries, good bars and restaurants! 🍺🍻🍲 Don’t miss out the Fish 🦑 and chips 🍟 then have a cup of coffee☕️. You can also buy freshly caught seafoods 🐟 🦀 🦑

We visited during a cloudy day. Port area is with a beautiful view and many restaurants. We went for a small cruise trip. They took us from jaffa Port and dropped us back after half an hour. They charged 30 nis per person. Amazing, calm and beautiful ride. Recommended, if you are visiting the Port. Evening is best.

BEAUTIFUL. Loved the views, loved the streets, a great place to go for a walk or run (especially during sunrise/sunset). If you got some parkour skills you can go all the way out to where the old city walls used to be, great for fishing or just enjoying the view!

Very impressive museum located in the historical part of Jaffa, Probably my favorite spot to visit in Old Jaffa. Very interesting collection of masterpieces and curious thing to see. There is also small shop with very nice handmade artist’s jewelry. Such an amazing array of art throughout the most uniquely designed museum I have ever been to. I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed my time spent there. Profound, unusual, beautiful, mysterious, joyful. One has to experience every floor, culminating on the roof top. From the rooftop the view amazing, and atmosphere of the terrace is incredible. There are many uncountable items in the museum and -because of that- this is not a typical and classical museum. This is more than a museum. I was amazed by the variety of arts from all over the world, the lovely atmosphere and a brilliant exhibition of young artists Nadia Gorenstein & Lior Kesem Hamama.Highly recommended 🙏🙏

We took a guided tour. The guide was nice and conducted a very interesting tour. Many interesting works of art and a gorgeous location.

The must visit place. Very interesting collection of masterpieces and curious thing to see. There is also small shop with very nice handmade artist’s jewelry . We’ll be back for the jazz party

Do you want to know how deep this rabbit hole goes? Very unusual and interesting place. Objectively, you can probably give it 4, but emotions and sensations - it's definitely 5. I am quite picky and strict about some types of art(and modern art especially) and really dislike many things that are done objectively badly, but people can shout "wow, this is art!" ...but this place was interesting to me. This house is filled with a little art-chaos and makes you feel a little like Alice from the famous book. My experience in this place was so unusual in my personal feelings. Many of the works were interesting to look at. I definitely did not regret the purchased ticket.

Very interesting museum with soul And every time you can find something new

The museum is located within an ancient building in Jaffa. The building has several floors where various works and collections are displayed that are intertwined with the life story of the artist Ilana Gore. Very impressive and interesting.

Very impressive museum located in the historical part of Jaffa, close to the part. You can find very diverse items here. Truly eclectic collection. Skin, wood, metal, photographs and paintings. There is a nice view from balcony. Must see in Jaffa. There is more art outside this place in the surrounding streets.

Staff is not welcoming. We came one hour before closing and right at the door we made feel unwelcome as the woman opening the locked door checked the time before letting us in. Inside, there were preparations for some private function in full swing and so staff made us feel as intruders at every opportunity. To top it all up, they closed the roof sculpture garden without any explanation and fobbed us off when we asked why. The works themselves are curious and disturbing in equal measure but overall the experience is hardly worth the price.

Wonderful place! So many beautiful things from different epoch and view are in harmony there.

A very wonderful place. A must-visit in Jaffa! The view at the top (Sculpture Garden) is spectacular! 💖💖

Maybe the most peculiar place I've ever been to, but in a good way. Full of surprises, very eclectic. The building itself is spectacular, as is the rooftop view.

Great spot for a walk, but be very wary of kids on motorcycles going with 20-30km/h or more. This should definitely be banned or restricted to a separate alley. Good picnic and photo spot.

It’s a large grassed area on the top of a hill, well kept but with little more than a few benches and path. However it has fantastic views over the sea and parts of the old town and for that reason it’s a lovely spot. Never overly busy even on a weekend and it’s a super relaxing spot for any occasion. Brilliant space.

Lovely place with sea view. You can sit on the grass or on the benches that are scattered around. It is a good place for picnic. Around it the are fish restaurants which are very good.

Very nice park, it is quite big with green. Area is overlooking the sea. Doesn't seem to be busy even on the weekends. Close to the Jaffa port. Two big parkings nearby. There is also open gym area nearby. Park is rather clean, no trash around.

One of the beautiful places in Israel. The place is extremely beautiful and watching sunset from there is so peaceful and calming. You can visit here in weekends as well and the place doesn't seem crowded on weekends.

Very calm and easy to be reached at night and during the day. The space is enormous, with some green grass areas. Two big parking lots around. Very clean and organized. There’s no close grocery shop around, so get arranged before coming (there’s a lot of supermarkets in Yaffo on the way)

Great playground for kids, beautiful view of the sunset into the sea during the evening

Great park by the sea. Suitable for cycling 🤠

Let’s just say you’ll know you’re there when you see the two.. large... plump... ... green hills protruding from the surface of the earth. You’ll have to climb over these sizable mounds, but if you make it to the other side you’ll discover A descent view when timed perfectly. It looks something like this on any given evening

Came here for a birthday for dinner in the dark as a surprise (I didn't know what to expect and never heard of this place before). Every time you go to a restaurant you need to have two major things: 1. food (8/10) 2. Experience. (11/10) The food was good. But the experience just gave a new perspective which I rarely get when experiencing new things. This place is Must. You should experience it at least once. You are not going to be disappointed . I am not going to tell you exactly what happened. And you should not Google or search it. Just go there and give it a try. You should reserve ahead.

We had dinner at the Black-Out Restaurant at the center. It was an amazing experience! The complete darkness gave us a small taste of what blindness is like. Our fantastic waitress, Hila shared her experiences with us. The meal was tasty and it was fascinating interacting with our table-mates in the darkness, as well as learning to navigate a meal without any visual input. Very highly recommended!!

This is something you HAVE to do!!! Wow it was an incredible experience. The food is great but it's the whole experience that you will be in awe of. Highly recommended 👌 Thank you to all the staff who made this evening so unforgettable, we were 4 people ranging from 17 years old to 60+ and each of us loved our time here

Food was great, waiters very polite,talked about their life stories) Eat in the dark is not comforting at all,but it's an unforgettable experience anyway...

We ate at the Blackout restaurant at the Nalaga'at center. The food was very good in the staff were all very nice and attentive. The experience of eating in the pitch black was interesting and I did not find it unpleasant although it did give me a sense of what people with diminished or no vision experience. Definitely worthwhile in my opinion.

A delicious culinary experience at Blackout Restaurant...but so much more than that. You are led to your tables by blind waiters, who are also your hosts and ready and willing to answer any questions about their blindness and life as a blind person. You see nothing but you hear the laughter and jollity all around and feel much more relaxed than you expected you would. And then you leave, back into the wonderful world of colour... I recommend catching one of the various performances after your meal. Meal and performances should be prebooked! You don't need to know a word of Hebrew to enjoy all this wonderful centre, Na Lagaat, has to offer!

Simply put, experiencing a meal here is transformational. I couldn't recommend it any more. The menu is superb, the food is delicious, the service is excellent, and the experience of being lead and waited on by the visually impaired is meaningful and beautiful. Empathy blossoms here. In addition to eating in the dark in the restaurant, you may opt to be waited on by the hearing impaired in the cafe, or may see a performance by the hearing and visually impaired in the auditorium. An excellent choice for locals and tourists alike.

Amazing experience! We booked a dinner at "Blackout" and show "לא על הלחם לבדו". The dinner is conducted with great attention to detail. You will be amazed by the food, but also by the experience itself of eating in complete darkness, and from the good people working and doing everything to make you enjoy this to the max. The show was also interesting, getting to know how and what it means to be blind and/or deaf. Your notice how much work it must have been to create such a show with so many talented people. P.S. costumer service over the phone were also very helpful and attentive. Thank you for a great evening!

went there for a chocolate tasting at the Blackout. Great experience, the waiters are great story tellers (and obviously blind). Would recommend it to anyone. open your heart and eat chocolate. couldn't ask for much more.

Theatre by Deaf People - amazing. The performance of Deaf Conversation was quite remarkable. The actors were really great and the scenes were humorous. Definitely worth an hour and a half of time at the Jaffa Port.

Real orange tree grown on a pot like structure suspended by means of three metal cables. And it is watered via small tube.

Ran Morin (born 1958) is an Israeli artist, known for his statues involving full-sized living trees. Much of his work is found in Israel, notably the Floating Orange Tree located in the city streets of old Jaffa. Quite a sight with a suspended tree hanging by steel wire. Make sure you check out the Smiling Whale Fountain and the Artist's home and Museum! Ilana Goor Museum is just around the corner. Don’t forget to look up, and see the patio chairs climbing out the upper window! A beautiful piece of artwork in an equally impressive area. It might on the face of it look basic and simple, but once you’ve taken a moment to properly admire you realise the beauty. If you’re in the area you must see this.🫰🏻🫰🏻

Nice enough work of art if you happen to stop by reflecting on the orchards once in the area.

The story of artist, not about the history of Israel. But just can acknowledge how many talent artists here in Jaffa. The tree does not have earth to grow but with the given water from the pipe.

The wishing bridge in Yafo - Touch your starsign and your wishes will be fulfilled ;-))

You know; Other People can "Blab & Flap" about....."It's just an Orange Tree in a hanging Pot"! Yes, It may ONLY be an Orange Tree; but, it's Also...Artistic, Historical, Beautiful and Blooming with Color. The Thought of Growing an Orange Tree; Suspended in a Terracotta Pot enveloped around the base and roots is Magnificent! And, knowing the History behind it.

Interesting sight of a hanging citrus tree, the fruits look more like lime to me :) Quite a sight with a suspended tree hanging by steel wire. Enjoy the sight.

Very interesting place, a lot of art nearby. You can visit Ilana Goor museum and walk the surrounding area. It is worth it. Some historical information can be found on the boards.

A beautiful piece of artwork in an equally impressive area. It might on the face of it look basic and simple, but once you’ve taken a moment to properly admire you realise the beauty. If you’re in the area you must see this.

Suspended orange tree was created in 1993 by Israeli sculptor. Full size living orange tree that is elevated off of the ground by a large earthenware jug, hung by metal chains from the walls of houses nearby. Very famous spot for tourists to visit after interesting walk in old city Jaffa with a lot of historical places and Abrasha park. Very recommended to come and enjoy the atmosphere around.

So unusual yet makes perfect sense. Don’t forget to look up, and see the patio chairs climbing out the upper window!

I parked my rental car from 10 p.m. to 9 a.m. next morning. Every normal parking garage would charge me 90 NIS for 1 day but this garage counts next day as another day and I paid 180 NIS.

Crowded long wait. Very expensive - 24 NIS for first hour, 6 NIS for each 15 min. Max. 70 for day. Only plus is you can pay by card. Complete chaos. Tiny spots. Avoid if possible.

Expensive but great place to park.

(Translated by Google) Parking very well located for visiting Old Jaffa, the old town of Jaffa and for enjoying the souk, flea market. Very nice neighborhood with many cafes, restaurants, and original shops. Friendly atmosphere (Original) Parking très bien situé pour visiter le Old Jaffa, la vieille ville de Jaffa et pour profiter du souk, marché aux puces. Quartier très sympa avec nombreux cafés, restauranrs, et boutiques originales. Ambiance amimée

(Translated by Google) Prices in the sky ... NIS 28 per hour ... NIS 78 per day (Original) מחירים בשמיים ... 28 שח לשעה ... 78 שח ליום

(Translated by Google) Expensive and mandatory to keep the card even if you paid with Pango. (Original) יקר וחובה לשמור את הכרטיס גם אם שילמתם בפנגו.

(Translated by Google) A great ride! The truth is that it was one of the best places we have visited in Israel. 😊👍 (Original) Un gran paseo! La verdad es que fue de los mejores lugares que hemos visitado en Israel. 😊👍

A historical Masjid in the old city of Jaffa, Palestine. This building is fantastic and is open for prayers

It's the Great Mosque of Jaffa, an architectural treasure with a rich cultural tapestry and history of the old city, way before it became incorporated into the current day Tel Aviv. It's one of the most remarkable landmarks of Jaffa with its imposing minaret. It's a prominent Ottoman Period architecture. The original mosque was built around early 1700's. The current structure was completed around the 19th century. Along with minaret, the two domes are a draw to this old architecture. The mosque remains a place of prayer for the faithful. According to locals whom I've had pleasure of speaking with, it is also a great place peaceful respite from the daily rustlings of modern Jaffa, and a cool rest from the summer heat.

I was there at night, strolling Jaffa narrow streets when I came by this place. Unlike other reviewers, I haven't encountered any problem as I was alone and could admire the place all by myself. All Jaffa or Yafo, is a magical place by night. Just take a look at the pictures.

Mahmoudiya Mosque is the largest and most significant mosque in Jaffa, now part of the larger city of Tel Aviv. It is composed of a complex of buildings arranged around two large courtyards and a third, smaller, courtyard. The buildings, gates, and courtyards were built at different stages throughout the 18th and 19th centuries while Palestine was under Ottoman rule. It is a must visit place for Jaffa / Tel Aviv.

A well worth place to visit of Muslim worship. Imam & staff were very polite. We stayed in city for 5hrs and due to extreme humidity we ended up staying inside the mosque after Zohar pray till we left to airport. We were offered watermelons from staff. JazakAllah

One of the beatiful and peaceful places in Palestine which has been built by Ottoman Empire. It’s been built with 3 different parts which has a library as well inside.

Stay away from this site if you do not want to ENDANGER yourself. We are a family of 4 ( one 4.5 year old toddler and 1 year old baby), who stood at the entrance (only there, in the street side), trying to understand if our cloths comply with the reguirements (according to the sign at the entrance), when suddenly out of the men who exit after their prayer, few young men started to shout at us, about our cloths not respecting the place (again- we did NOT enter the holy place), and who dare we to come at the end of a prayer ( when we do not even know the praying hours) and basically intimidated us through the street, all while we were trying to return to the main street (with a bicycle and a stroller.. not allowing a fast escape) so that one of them wont injure us. The bottom line- unfortunately, I would NOT recommend you to look at this place, you can never know which radicals you might face with.

A very beautiful mosque in the middle of Yafo.

Beautiful place and perfectly located. Close to old Jaffo and to the beaches as well. I have to say that our room was very disappointing. Small window, very little space to move around, and a kettle but no coffee. The breakfast was ok but served in a closed dining hall, even though there was a nice garden outside with table and chairs. I feel it was not good value for what we paid.

Beautiful guest house, wifi available everywhere, also has coffee shop in reception that does amazing coffee at such a good price!

Helpful staff, good breakfast and comfy room and lobby. Reliable WiFi in lobby but not in room. Clean and good value. Furnishings and fixtures are inexpensive and a bit patched up, but not bad for a hostel. Recommended.

wonderfull place with mini-museum on the ground floor. Americans, Germans and Russians followed by Brutish, Christian community HQ and hospital, Russian Palace and later Hotel de Parc, owned by Russian Baron Ustinov, grand dad of Peter Ustinov, famous actor from mid 20 century. Later school for girls. Amazing history for just 200 years! Very nice cozy neighborhood in the very good condition! Nice place to visit!

Great welcome, coffee and little museum. Be aware the pictures of the church are not Beit Immanuel but instead the Lutheran Church opposite which is not connected to Beit Immanuel.

A friend invited me to the place. He told me a little about Messianic. It was a Great moment there. An unique experience. I couldn’t understand everything because of languages issues but I felt love. Thank you all.

Secluded and quiet guest house. Very hospitable and so close to old Jaffa and beach.

/Santa Cruzan ❤ Flores de Mayo ❤Saint Francis Choir serving and bonding eating together 😘❤🙏💒🎤🎶🎙/3kings party/ priests surprise party w/Father Carlos/ Father Augustine/ Father darma /feast santo nino 🙏❤🌲💒 Scheduled Good Friday & Easter Sunday

Beautiful church about 15 minutes away from the beach in Tel Aviv. Services are multiple different languages and the local churchgoers are very nice and open to visitors.

2nd Sunday of Advent and manita manito Sfc saint Francis Choir exchange gift .feast of saint Anthony de Padua 2019

This most famous church is located by the sea, and the devout go here to be blessed and to pray. It evokes emotional sentiments in all who visit Jaffa's old city. The exquisite interiors are a sight to behold. The ceiling and walls are done in an artistic manner. Candles are lit on either side of the door. The quiet and tranquillity can be sensed the instant you step in. As you approach to the church from the Tower - the beginning of the ancient city - it is strewn with charming shops. A must-see destination. 12-04-2022 (official visit/ attended mass celeb)😇🙏🏿❣️

Seemed to be all locked up and not open to the public. Beautiful flower on the outside framed this church well. Getting there is a bit of a hike if you're on foot or using a mobility device.

After visiting several times the priest gave me a dirty look sending the message what are you doing here. He also previously did the same. He prayed if this man is of the enemy let him leave. I was afraid. So I stopped attending. It was evident only certain ethnic groups are welcome. I like to pray in silence but a new face of a different color, ethnicity and unknown ideology was treated with harsh looks I felt not safe. The young people were very friendly.

The church is beautiful from inside, its perfect for weddings, the yard at the entrance of it is good enough for buffet and cameraman, on the main street

I would 100% recommend the cask draw experience - delicious 18 year old cask strength whiskey in a lovely aromatic environment. Katie was a charming and informative host. The splosh and gurgle of the distillers dog was a delight. I don't think I'd recommend the tour however. Our guide was great but it all felt a bit rushed and there wasn't enough time to linger and it all felt a bit constructed. It didn't feel that deep or engaging despite our guides best efforts. The whiskey tasting section was nice but the selection felt geared towards shifting product rather than a really distinctive tasting experience. I'm a whiskey enthusiast not an expert but there wasn't enough contrast between the whiskeys being tasted. You could buy the whiskeys as you exit through the gift shop though... You do get a good couple of drams for your ticket fee so there's good value in that. On balance though I'd recommend you get the cask draw for €10, buy a drink in the bar and go to the Guinness storehouse for the afternoon and enjoy the sunset in the gravity bar.

Great experience. Lots of people but really well managed with small group guided tours provided. Hats off to you guys at Jameson’s. Our guide Leah S was really brilliant; informative and entertaining as well as friendly and polite, making it a really worth while visit, highly recommended. Not too hard sell, just really interesting and enjoyable experience. Lots of credit was given to all the workers over the years who have made this such a success as reflected in the company logo of a man (labourer) with a barrel on his back. This is a ‘must see’ experience.

Made reservations for a Monday evening Cocktail Class. Loved the distillery and bar area - great vibes and decor! Enjoyed our cocktail class and even had a few more at the bar area after. We did visit the gift shop and were hoping/expecting it to have many more items, but it was quite small. Would recommend signing up for one of their activities if you appreciate whsikey!

We did the Jameson Distillery Tour and had an amazing experience. It lasted about an hour, and our tour guide Sean was hilarious! He went through the entire distilling process in detail and made it interesting. And the best part - WHISKEY! I highly recommend the orange "water of life" 😉 I don't want to spoil the tour so check it out for yourself, it's worth it! And something you absolutely need to see when visiting Dublin

This was a quick walk from center city & also the Guinness Storehouse, and is in a quaint area. We did the 45 minute tour with Alex and she was INCREDIBLE! So fun, knowledgeable, and engaging. The bar is also a great, warm spot to relax at the end. We would definitely come back.

Visited in 2022. This is a must if you are a fan of Jameson. The atmosphere is great as soon as you walk in. Cool bar right when you enter where they have very good cocktails. Their gift shop is great, lots of cool items that will make great gifts. They even have a few bottles that are exclusive to the Guinness store that you can personalize with your name on the label. We did the tour and the guide was amazing! He was so good at keeping everyone engaged and the content of the tour was really entertaining. We paid extra to taste from a cask that they tap open in front of you. This is something they do not bottle for sale. Overall, highly recommend it! P.S. I heard from a local in Dublin that he had gone on a tour awhile back and it wasn’t good but they had updated the tour a few years back and he had gone back as well and was much better. So if you had gone awhile ago and was disappointed, try again! Book ahead of time!

I did the Standard Bow Street Experience your which includes a drink on arrival to take with you on the 40+ min tour, learning about the history of Jameson, how the famous whiskey is made and whiskey taste testing. Molly our guide was very nice and informative. Really enjoyed it. Definitely recommend it.

The Bow St Experience tour is well organized. Tour guide was nice, tried to engage as much as she could and entertained us. Comparative tasting was good and fun. At the end you get a voucher for a drink. I would 100% recommend ginger&lime cocktail even if you prefer neat whiskey. What made this a 5 star review was a cask draw experience in their live maturation warehouse in the building. We had an absolute craic there with tour guide Niall (kudos!) who just shinned with the love for whiskey. He was very insightful with tonnes of knowledge. Niall made cask draw experience worth every penny.

Vey nice tour! The staff was very helpful and nice. The tasting was good, with great comparison between different whiskies. The store is fun with nice offering. Recommend taking the cask draw as well for full experience.

Our visit to the Jameson Whiskey Distillery tour was truly exceptional, especially for my boyfriend, a whiskey enthusiast. The tour provided a delightful journey into the world of Jameson whiskey, and here are some highlights from our experience: We started our adventure with a complimentary drink of our choice at the grog bar, setting a pleasant tone for what was to come. The tour itself was both educational and entertaining. We learned about Mr. Jameson and the fascinating history behind the creation of the business. What made the experience stand out was the interactivity, and our tour guide, Niall, was an absolute gem. His humor, knowledge, and engaging storytelling had us hanging on his every word. Moving on to the whiskey-making process, we were treated to a captivating performance that brought the art of whiskey crafting to life. It involved sensory experiences, including the opportunity to smell different aromas at various stages of production. The tasting portion of the tour was a true delight. We had the chance to sample three different Jameson whiskeys, each offering a unique and delicious flavor profile. It was a wonderful experience, especially for whiskey aficionados. To cap it all off, there was a fully equipped pub/bar at the end, providing a cozy space to unwind and savor the flavors of Jameson whiskey. Overall, the Jameson Whiskey Distillery tour is a must-do in Dublin, whether you have a deep appreciation for whiskey or simply want an engaging and enjoyable experience. The combination of history, storytelling, interactive elements, and, of course, whiskey tasting makes it a top recommendation for anyone visiting the city.

Not a fan of whiskey until today! The explanation how to taste made so much sense that you can actually really learn to enjoy it. Our tour guide was funny and explained everything very passionately. In total 4 drinks , one in the ticket you can trade in the begging or end of the tour and 3 more samples in the end of the tour. Used my Go City pass to visit this museum.

I visited 3 whiskey distilleries in Ireland and Jameson had the best experience of any of them, and was one of my favorite things we did in Dublin. The tour was very well put together (and Nial was an excellent guide). The add on cask draw was also cool. The bar there was also really good. In addition to their normal cocktail menu they had a whole old fashioned menu, we tried 3 of them and all were delicious. I would also recommend the bottle your own black barrel option to any whiskey fans.

We did the standard tour and cask draw add-on here and had a great time. Our tour guide, Erin, made it though. She was super awesome and kept us all laughing throughout. I really enjoyed at the beginning she had us all say where we were from and kept engaging with all of us so it didn’t feel like a normal run of the mill tour. While you don’t see the inner working of a factory, I felt like I did learn a lot. The cask draw was totally worth it in my opinion. They bring you inside a room that is full of whisky barrels and pull it straight up from one of them for you to try. The taste was so different than the bottled versions with it being extra burning and warmed your chest, very cool.

Fantastic tour and experience for any Whisky fan or even those new to the drink - the whole experience was very enjoyable and our tour guide was welcoming, knowledgable and very friendly. You are out into timed groups and have a history lesson of Guinness, details on the manufacturing process and then finally a Jameson taste off vs Scottish Whisky and American Bourbon. Once finishing you are free to go to the bar and redeem your drink which are great! We definitely spent a while at the bar trying different drinks on the menu (would highly recommend the Irish coffee) All in all a very worthwhile experience - options are also available should you wish to do extended tours or private events (which looking back would’ve been great to do the cask tasting session)

We loved this tour. It was interactive, engaging and informative. We did the Guinness tour as well and found that one to be a bit of a money grab as it was primarily self guided. I’m not a whiskey drinker and enjoyed this tour anyway. A lot of pride from the folks who are employed by Jameson. You can tell it’s a well managed organization and they must treat their people well as everyone was passionate about their job and pleasant to ask questions to. The tour and tasting were well thought out. It exceeded my expectations. I would do it again next time I return.

Awesome informative tour. Our guide was amazing, answered all our questions and showed the history of some of the best Irish whiskeys in the world. Wonderful samples at the end. Got some bottles you can't get anywhere else!

Our tour guide was amazing. She gave us the history of Jameson in a fun and informative way. It was great to hear the Bourbon barrels of Kentucky contribute to the flavor of certain Jameson whiskeys. We fell in love with this place and enjoyed their new Orange Whiskey. My GF who was not a whiskey drinker now makes Ginger and Jameson a regular on her order menu. We purchased some personalized whiskey for my daughter and now son-in-law along with making our own bottle of whiskey was a great experience. 5 stars all day and a must when you visit Dublin

Great experience, especially if you’re a Whiskey lover. Our tour guide Niall was absolutely amazing, you can really tell he is passionate about the whole story. You get a voucher for a free drink with your tour ticket and you even get to try 3 types of Jameson whiskey at the end of tour

you must come here and do a tour if you're in dublin! we had an amazing tour guide (ronnie) who made the experience so good. the history and process of making the whiskey was absolutely fascinating and we loved every minute. you get to sample 3 whiskies before getting your grog (free drink) at the end of your visit. The gift shop is big with a lot of items such as hoodies, t-shirts, hats, posters etc. cant recommend enough!

Had the most amazing time at the Jameson cocktail making class! Loved the atmosphere, the mixologist Marco was fabulous - friendly, funny and knowledgeable! We learnt some really cool tips and tricks and of course enjoyed the whiskey! Highly recommended…

My boyfriend and I went to Jameson's yesterday and we had a great great time, we're home visiting family and to celebrate St Paddy's day.... the staff were really great, we got to chat properly with Margaret, in the gift shop, really knowledgeable and friendly and of course our guide Leah was just fantastic.... another lovely girl in the gift shop who helped us with tax back, as he's from America, sorry I didn't get her name, we started with delicious old fashioned cocktails, 12€ each, then we did the 45 minute tour, we booked online 30€ each, it included a complimentary drink, choice of Jameson neat, or with lemonade or with ginger ale. You were able to bring this on the tour instead of rushing...... the tour itself included tasting of Jameson distillery blend, Crested Jameson and Black Barrel Jameson, it was a great experience and I will definitely go back and try one of the other tours another day..... well done Jameson x

Great experience, the basic tasting is a great deal, includes the post experience drink and a nice variety of cocktail options at the end. We went in the slow season, during winter and it was really quiet which made it even better. Took our time and only had a handful of people in our tasting. Loved learning the history, it's not as extravagant as say Guinness, but it's much more educational and interesting.

We came here and did the Bow St Experience followed by the Cask Draw which were two incredible experiences. The tour was fantastic (Alex was our tour guide and she was incredibly fun and informative) and the Cask Draw was such a unique experience where we got to try a 21 year whiskey straight from the barrel. Niall talked us through that process and gave us so much information about the whiskey. The experience is immeasurably better than the Guinness Storehouse and is very interactive, a must visit in Dublin!

Cocktail making class! Great if not the best option to choose from the different activities. Worth booking in advance as there’s not always availability. Good fun with great atmosphere! Reduced groups of max 16 people, the activity allows you to make 2 cocktails from scratch with guidance from an expert cocktail maker. Starting with a whiskey tasting the class followed with the details, ingredients and instructions of two different cocktails (changing depending on the season) and ends the session with a third drink on a private area of the distillery prepared by the instructor. Great option for any occasion from a family event to a friend gathering. Price per person at the time of visit was 60€. Further details can be found on the official site website.

Promenade is about 5 km long, stretching from the old city Jaffa to the south. You can walk down the beach or ride bike close by still overlooking the sea. Restaurants and shops nearby. Wonderful sandy beaches. Sunset is absolutely amazing here. Truly beautiful at day and night.

Amazing walking and separate biking path. There are series of beaches with something for everyone, there is a dog beach, motor sports beach, swimming one and there is even a swimming pool. The best part are the cafes that are right on the beach and typically work till the wee hours of the morning. A great way in summer to catch an evening breeze, while drinking cold beer.

Tel Aviv promenade or the ‘tayelet’ (in Hebrew) extends from Tel Aviv port in the north to Jaffa port in the south (approx. 5 km). As you walk it there are a number of beautiful sandy beaches and parks on one side and luxury hotels and restaurants on the other. The promenade is safe to walk at night or during the day. You can also rent an electric scooter as there is a dedicated scooter/bike path along its length.

One of the best beaches in the world. Excellent facilities, plentiful bars and restaurants nearby.

The beach along Tel Aviv has a wonderful variety of activities and restaurants to enjoy. One of my favorite places to walk at sunrise.

Great city/ocean view. Don't miss the sunset. Restaurants, bars are good. Pretty expensive, and locals aren't so friendly.

Cool normal bay area, get a Lime scooter to pass through it quickly and enjoy the wind, some bars, some gym equipment and overall a nice plade

Very beautiful and clean but often too crowded for proper jogging in my opinion. Amazing beaches however.

Amazing Promenade!! Probaly the best I ahve seen in my travel?! I think. The Promenade d'Anglais of Nice was awesome as well, I probably give that an edge over this but both are awesome! (Went here back in April 2019, in my Israel-Poland trip!)

Stunning views of the Mediterranean that takes you from the Tel Aviv port to Jaffa. This is the perfect place for a walk or bike ride.

Huge stretch of pedestrian walkway along the beach. Lots of families, joggers, but also bikes and electric scooters which can be quite dangerous.

There is this famous Israeli song: "There's nothing like Jaffa at night". And it is true. Like the Jerusalem Holly City at night, or the Akko old city at night, Jaffa like all these places is magical then. Just look at the pictures.

The Old Lighthouse is one of the few remaining tower-like structure with the citadel of Old Jaffa. It was at some point of its history a beacon to ships/vessels coming into Jaffa port. This is one of the few places in Old Jaffa that one has to search for because it is relatively obscured from the high wall where it is situated. There's signage about it just next to the house of Simon the tanner.

A very good place from different sides: This is a beautiful historical area, and numerous restaurants and eateries, and numerous shops and souvenir shops. There is also a kind of flea market here too. A walk along the port itself is especially pleasant and authentic.

Must visit! Charming place to be, specially in sunset...

Jaffa (also known as Yafo) is the ancient port city out of which Tel Aviv has now grown. Jaffa has, in recent years, like much of South Tel Aviv, been regenerated with the old narrow streets and courtyards becoming another highly desirable part of Tel Aviv’s urban tapestry. Jaffa flea market is a well-known attraction of the area, with vendors selling a diverse range of interesting and unique products. Meanwhile, the narrow passageways and ancient buildings in the Old City of Jaffa are worlds away from modern Tel Aviv This picture (1848- 1904)

If you came to Israel you have to go to the Old City of Yaffa

Lot's of potential, but it is too dirty. It is a mix of both entertainment place and working port with fishing boats and yachts, but restaurants must keep it more clean. Comfortable parking, no knowledge about public transportation which Israel is not so good at.

Beautiful but becoming to exclusive,I wrote that Siting on a yacht realizing that unlike the 80s now there's a gate and only owners gets in. You can still enjoy the charm of this unique place

The person who served me (blond person with blue eyes, late 40ies) was rude with an inappropriate behavior with the public. If you are not primarily interested in taking a tour, no need to go there because you will be badly served. My experience: I said I wanted to go to the north (Aifa, Nazareth, Galilea sea) and asked if she had got any recommendations. She told me "but I you check what to do before coming (on a rude ton). Why are you here im Israel?" And i mentioned I came firstly for the wedding of a friend and I wanted to have local advices. And she became judge mental about the fact I came in Israel without a plan and I did not want to take a tour from Tel-Aviv but to take the train and buses to go to spme touristic places. I asked again of she had some advices or places she likes, and she was rude so I asked : "would you like to give me recommendations/preferences or youbdknt want?" and she said she does not want looking at me angry. She was also rude with the other traveller I was passing the day with. So we arrived with a big smile and we left thinking "why is that person so rude when we come to nicely ask questions about tourism?" And we're left with no answer. I worked with tourism industry for 10 years and it is the first time someone spoke to me like that. When I always keep a smile and be polite. That person is paid with taxes and as a public servant of the Minostery of tourism of Israel, it would have been expected that she gives information. If she expects people to have done all the researches, then her job is useless. If she is rude with customers, if she does not want to answer to questions about tourism maybe working with public is not appropriated because that is not good for the vision that tourists, visitors can have of hospitality in Israel. There was no need to be rude and judge mental. There is different types of tourism, different ways of travelling and it is not up to a public servant of the Ministery of tourism to judge your way of travelling. The job should be to help the public to have the greatest experience according to their centers of interest. Because at the end, what will people say about the country, the people and the services they received will influence if other people will choose that destination. And there is therefore it is inappropriate, unnecessary and bad for the reputation to be rude with someone who is nice and polite to you.

Excellent service. Good place to go in the beginning of your time to Tel Aviv. Very very educated official. In a general way we achieved good information. I suggest producing some material about transportation to the airport, including routes, schedules and prices, especially in the Shabbat period. Some information about this theme were confusing.

Located on the beautiful promnande of Tel Aviv. Tourists and locals get all the information needed. In particular regarding siteseeing, public transportation, events of the month and things to do for free. Cool Tel Aviv branded souvenirs are available and one can book tours in the city and other touristic destinations in Israel.

Great information and understanding of religious requirements. Only made a small amount of fun when we mistakenly smashed a souvenir magnet.

Very informative. Must place to visit before you start your Israel tour. They also carry locally made souvenirs that are must buy.

Friendly and helpful, great English, exactly what you'd expect a tourist info center to be! Buy and refill your anonymous rav kav card (for busses) here.

It tells the history of Jaffa. Very nice!! Nico was a grat guide!

Frank Meisler is a world-renowned fine-art gallery nestled in the winding alleys of Jaffa's Historic seaside artists' quarter. Small, but astonishing gallery of the most reputable artist in Israel whose works are displayed all over the world (in Kiev, monument to Columbus in Madrid, etc.). His 3D art is spectacular and rich in detail. Always surprising and exciting.🫰🏻🫰🏻

Small, but astonishing gallery of the most reputable artist in Israel whose works are displayed all over the world (in Kiev, monument to Columbus in Madrid, etc.). Очень интересный скульптор!!! Маслер - мастер!

Unique silver sculptures

very expensive kitsch. Exception: "Jerusalem" and astrological sings. Sculpture of Visotsky made great impression.

A historical place and a view point to the mediteranian sea on the top hill of old Jaffa.

Only small stop there. Nice place with interresting stuff.

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Good food clean warm friendly