Israel

Welcome to my home! This Tel Aviv itinerary is from my 1.5 years of living here. Many of these spots are FREE and are local hangouts, so browse away and …

Nightlife in Tel Aviv was one of the great draws of why I ended up living in a city that never sleeps. In this nightlife guide, I will share all …

I lived in Tel Aviv for a year and a half and feel like I need more years to try all the Tel Aviv restaurants! Tel Aviv is a food …

The city that never sleeps ensures that delicious food is always within reach, whether for a quick lunch, a late-night snack, or a meal to satisfy post-party cravings. Here’s a …

I visit Tel Aviv every year and lived here for 1.5 years after my first trip. I did not expect life to turn out like this, but here are some …

The best way to see this city is by bicycle! In this Tel Aviv bike guide, you will learn how to rent a bike in Tel Aviv, including different bike …

I traveled solo to Tel Aviv Israel, and decided to live here for 1.5 years after that first trip. I did not expect life to turn out like this, but …

[vc_row][vc_column][us_separator type=”default” style=”dashed”][vc_column_text] In memory of Alex Lyakh, Mindy Scraper, and Rachel Jones: we will move on because that’s what you would wish for us to do. But we will …

This Israel travel budget is from when I lived in Israel for 1.5 years. I started there as a tourist so I want to share with you what I spent as a tourist in Israel! Then you can visit my living abroad content later…

As you’ve seen in my time all over the Middle East, I respect religious beliefs. The only thing I don’t agree with is when religion is imposed on me. I’m moving on, Israel. All the pain that you inflicted on me were already processed, discussed and accepted. Thank you for the love you have given me and for the joy you brought into my life. There is not a single bit of regret I feel on what happened to us because it made me realise a lot of things about adulthood, about love, about maturity, about taking care of my well-being, about being around friends and family and most especially, about the concept of “home.” I hope that one day, we will both understand what went wrong with us.

[vc_row][vc_column][us_message color=”yellow” icon=”fas|pencil-alt”]Author’s Note: The author is responsible for the accuracy of the events, places and people in this story. All that is written here are personal experiences of the …

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Welcome to Tel Aviv Yourself: a series about my life in Tel Aviv. Every once in a while, I will be posting short stories about my life in the city …