Tel Aviv is both old and young at the same time, and that's not the only paradox. It is considered the vegan capital of the world and a mecca for the LGBT scene. Here, the Middle East meets bare skin, laissez-faire meets high-tech boom, surrounded by Islamic neighbors and with a growing ultra-Orthodox population in the country. With the 15 "Direct Chapters" of the travel guide by Agnes Fazekas, you can casually mingle with the Tel Avivians, dive directly into city life, and discover the highlights and hotspots: Old Jaffa and the magnificent Sderot Rothschild Boulevard, the bustling Carmel Market and Bauhaus architecture, the colorful Florentin neighborhood and the flea market area by the clock tower. In dedicated chapters, you will learn where to sleep well in foreign beds, where to get happily full, where the Tel Avivians go to browse and discover, and where they head when the night begins. With the overview maps, detailed neighborhood plans, and a separate large city map, you can wander through Tel Aviv at your leisure.