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Things to do in Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District: The Best Classes & Workshops
A youthful, modern metropolis with a diverse population, Tel Aviv dates back only to 1909. Clubs, bars, a thriving arts community, gay life and beaches attract artists, musicians and young professionals to Tel Aviv's more secular scene. Its UNESCO-designated Bauhaus architecture has won the city the moniker "The White City." Walk, drive or catch cabs between the cultural exhibition pavilions of Haaretz Museum, historic Independence Hall Museum, bustling Carmel Market and Old Jaffa's boardwalk.
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1. Cooking Classes & Food Tours in Israel
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5.0 based on 168 reviews
You will have a very unusual experience with me during this day. We start with breakfast in Carmel market. You will learn about the Israeli cuisine through learning and tasting different ethnic foods & spices along the tour through the market. We will shop for the cooking class at my home. You will cook more than a full meal 6-7 dishes with the fresh ingredients from the market based on local traditional - Mediterranean - middle-eastern recipes and I will share with you all my cooking secrets! I will set the menu upon your requests and preferences. We serve Israeli wine with the meal. You will get to know my family (at least part of them will join us for lunch:-) You will get an apron & a recipe booklet to take back with you as a souvenir. Israel has such a good food to offer to you. You will experience the best food attraction in Israel!! People mostly like the cooking tips & techniques and the homey relaxed atmosphere. 'Cook in Israel ' is my cookbook of Israeli home recipes.
Reviewed By jbrown68 - Arlington, United States
Our group was a little bigger than what Orly usually takes, but she happily allowed our group of 8 to join her in her cooking class. We were four adults, two tweens and two teens, and the class was an absolute highlight of our time in Israel. We met in the Carmel Market, where we both shopped for food and tasted different foods. From learning (and tasting) the different local breads to the coffee to the most delicious hummus (still dreaming about that hummus!), we worked our way through the market. We also learned about different chick peas, fava beans, and spices. From there we traveled to Orly's house where the cooking began in earnest. Everyone took part. We all made tahnini cookies, shaped pita bread, and worked on salads. My daughter loved making homemade cous cous (I had no idea that one *could* make homemade cous cous) while my son enjoyed frying up falafel balls. At the end, we all sat down to a delicious meal together. The best thing about Orly's class is that she communicates with you ahead of time to find out what you want to make, what you like and don't like. She was able to accommodate all of us. Orly's class is truly fantastic and I would not only recommend it, I'd take it again to learn how to make new Israeli treats!
2. Yaarit and Kristin fine art jewelry
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
A must-see fine art jewelry boutique lacated in the heart of Tel-Aviv. Master of goldsmith Guy Kristin and jewelry designer Yaarit Yaakobovich Semo design and create exquisite haute-couture jewelry. For many years now, the two have been creating fine jewelry in traditional goldsmith technique. The raw materials they use in their studio are 14k, 18k and 24k gold, and silver 925. The pieces themselves have inlays of beautiful, precious stones of premium quality and special fancy cut. The combination of traditional skills with modern art and contemporary design, leads the two designers to the creation of collections of jewelry that are both extraordinary and exciting. Aside from the option of ordering pieces from existing collections, the two jewelers design pieces by personal order. The works of Yaarit & Kristin have been displayed and presented in many exhibitions in Israel and around the world.
3. Eat & Meet Tel Aviv - Cooking Class
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Eat & Meet Tel Aviv will take you on a private culinary tour in the White City of Tel Aviv the Carmel market, "The Shuk." At the market, we'll taste and pick the freshest ingredients for an exciting cooking class at our kitchen close by. Then, we will peel, slice, chop, grind, bake and fry a delicious and colorful feast of the local cuisine! This is the second location joining the Jerusalem tour
4. Haruz Kaze - Jewellry workshop
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Jewelry School. Come and learn to design jewelry in this great and spiritual place! The Course is 2,5 hours. The price of the materials included. Small groups (1-6 people), personal treatment. Activity hours (pre-order): Sunday - Thursday 10.00 - 12.30 13.00 - 15.30 17.00 - 19.30 Friday 10.00-12.00 Special offer: light refreshments. Warm atmosphere! We are waiting for you!
5. Or HaYoga
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Yoga is a magical journey into oneself; it allows the connection between the body and the spirit. Persistence and awareness during practice allows yoga to influence our life in all aspects. Yoga strengthens the body and the immune system, and helps the body heal itself. It refines the senses and the thoughts, calms the body and teaches us to breathe in a correct and healthy manner.
6. Jon's Carmel Market Cooking Class & Food Tour
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5.0 based on 166 reviews
This cooking class experience all together will present you to a cultural adventure which reflects the Israeli mentality to its fullest. The Carmel Market tour will leave you with a feeling you were a part of the market and not an outsider taking a look. At the workshop there is a rare atmosphere, it can't be described only felt. There you’ll cook authentic Israeli food from scratch.
7. Play Matkot TLV
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
We are the original and only Matkot school in Tel Aviv! Learn how to play this great Israeli game with some of the best Matkot players on the beaches!! This unique game has no winners or losers. No points!! And anyone can play and be good!! Just keep the ball going as long as possible and have the most fun possible. The magic happens with the connection between the players. Come Play Matkot!
8. The Walk Tel Aviv - Holistic Urban Tours
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
The Walk TLV based on two elements: first, a holistic experience - fields of interest such as architecture, culture, art and Israeliness. The second is to reflect the reality and authentic vibe each neighbourhood has to offer through the local culinary and encounters with magical natives. The Walk TLV helps locals feel like tourist, and tourists.. like they have some family here
