Tel Aviv Car Rental

Tel Aviv, a town on the Mediterranean coast of Israel, is distinguished by large Bauhaus buildings from the 1930s, thousands of which are clustered in the architectural region of the White City. Museums include Beit Hatfutsot, whose digital exhibitions display the history of Jewish communities around the world. The Eretz Israel Museum explores the archaeology, history and crafts of the country and includes an excavation on site

In the early stages of Tel Aviv, closeness to the old city of Jaffa and a Jewish rural-agricultural hinterland were significant, as was its status as Palestine's first modern Jewish city.

Despite some reduction in its share of Israel's population, the Tel Aviv metropolitan area continues to gain economic and cultural prominence.

The character of Tel Aviv always stands in contrast to that of Jerusalem. Tel Aviv is described as "the city that never stops," a prosperous, lively, modern, diverse and multicultural city that is commonly defined as tolerant, secular and liberal, but also materialistic and hedonistic, a city of the present that lacks deep historical roots.

Tel Aviv lacks impressive natural features and its architecture was not historically renowned. Typical residential buildings in the metropolitan area were three and four story flat-roofed concrete and cement block apartment houses, covered in stucco and built on narrow pillars with limited green space or parking lot.

In the late 20th century, the architectural heritage of Tel Aviv has been steadily recognized and its esthetics and architectural diversity have drawn greater attention.

Jews account for the vast majority of the city of Tel Aviv. The Jewish community of Tel Aviv is considered to be predominantly secular while religious is a small minority. Arabs predominantly Muslims, with a handful of Christians - account for a very small fraction of the population.

Tel Aviv is Israel's journal publishing hub. Newspapers have also been affiliated with a political party in the past, but most have now moved on to private ownership. Most newspapers are written in Hebrew, but a small number are also published in Yiddish, English, German, Arabic, Russian, Polish, French, Bulgarian, and Romanian. Hundreds of other periodicals are available, more of which half is in Hebrew

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