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Jaffa Clock Tower Information Center
15m
The Jaffa Clock Tower, built in 1903 to mark 25 years of Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II's reign, stands at the gateway to Old Jaffa.
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Kikar Kedumim-Old Jaffa
25m
Kedumim Square sits above excavations spanning thousands of years of Jaffa's history as a Mediterranean port city, traded by Egyptians, Romans, Crusaders and Ottomans.
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St. Peter's Church
10m
St. Peter's Church, a Franciscan church built on the site of a Crusader fortress overlooking Jaffa's old port.
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Jaffa Slope Park
15m
Abrasha Park, a hilltop garden within Jaffa Slope Park with sweeping views along the coast, where you can see the rest of the day's route laid out ahead.
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Jaffa Port
10m
Near Jaffa Port, the House of Simon the Tanner, a historic house associated with a New Testament account of the apostle Peter.
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HaTachana
20m
HaTachana, the restored Jaffa-Jerusalem railway station built in 1892. A break with restrooms, coffee and shade before continuing north.
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Neve Tzedek
30m
Shabazi Street, home to the restored houses of Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv's first neighbourhood, built in 1887 outside the walls of Jaffa.
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Suzanne Dellal Centre
25m
Suzanne Dellal Centre, the cultural heart of Neve Tzedek, home to Israel's leading dance companies in a restored 19th-century courtyard.
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Rothschild Boulevard
20m
Rothschild Boulevard, home to roughly 4,000 International Style buildings, the largest concentration in the world, inscribed by UNESCO as World Heritage in 2003.
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Nahalat Benyamin Visitors Center
15m
Nahalat Binyamin Street, laid out in 1909, the same year Tel Aviv itself was founded. We follow it down to number 1, the entrance to Carmel Market.
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Carmel Market (Shuk Ha'Carmel)
1h 30m · Admission ticket included
Carmel Market, founded in the 1920s by residents of the neighbouring Yemenite Quarter. Stop for tastings of freshly made malawach, a traditional sabich, Turkish burekas, cheeses, olives and halva cut from the block.