Old Jaffa
Jaffa is one of the world's oldest port cities — a layered neighborhood of stone alleys, artist studios, and sea-facing promenades at the southern edge of Tel Aviv.
Jaffa's harbor has welcomed traders, pilgrims, and travelers for millennia. Today the renovated port boardwalk offers seafood restaurants, live music on summer evenings, and sunrise views that locals guard as a daily ritual. A five-minute walk from all our apartments.
Shuk Hapishpeshim pulses with vintage furniture, handmade jewelry, and spice stalls tucked between Ottoman-era buildings. Open Sunday through Thursday with the best browsing before noon. Stop at Abu Hassan for the city's most celebrated hummus — a three-minute walk from our door.
The Tayelet promenade stretches from Jaffa to central Tel Aviv along the cliff edge. Evening joggers, street musicians, and painters gather as the sun drops behind the minaret of the Mahmoudiya Mosque. Bring a bottle of wine and claim a bench — this is Jaffa's daily theater.
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Practical Notes
Ben Gurion Airport is 40 minutes by taxi or shared shuttle. The train to Tel Aviv HaHagana station plus a short taxi ride is the budget-friendly option.
Jaffa's core is compact and walkable. The flea market, port, galleries on Shabazi Street, and the beach are all within a fifteen-minute stroll.
City buses and ride-share services connect Jaffa to Rothschild Boulevard, the Carmel Market, and the beachfront in under twenty minutes.
Our apartments put you at the center of Old Jaffa. Choose yours and start planning your days by the sea.
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