Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is the capital of Israel's cafe culture. Many of the cafes founded before Israel became a state in 1948 are still popular today.
 

Tel aviv has 10 beaches including a beach for dogs and there owners, a beach for the gay community, a beach for orthodox people separated for man and women.
 

Tel aviv was rated as 2nd sexiest neighborhood in the world.
 

 Tel aviv has over 150 tel-o-fun bike stations where you can rent a bike for a cheap  price and ride around the city. 
 

Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 as the first Hebrew city.
 

Tel Aviv known as "The City That Never Sleeps" and it’s a popular tourism destination.
 

There are over 100 sushi restaurants in Tel Aviv making it the city with the most sushi restaurants per capita after Tokyo and NYC.
 

There’s a rollerblading party that happens every Tuesday night in Tel Aviv.
 

Out Magazine names Tel Aviv, Israel as the gay capital of the Middle East.
 

Tel Aviv has the world's largest concentration of Bauhaus buildings, which is another reason that it is known as "The White City".
 

Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball team holds 47 Israeli titles, has won 36 editions of the Israel cup, and has won five European Championship.
 

The Carmel Market is Tel Aviv's largest food and vegetable market.
 

The Yarkon River in the middle of Tel Aviv is the largest river flowing into th Mediterranean Sea, and its banks have been settled since ancient times.
 

The Batsheva Dance Company is an honored dance company based in Tel Aviv.