We begin our Tel Aviv tour by drinking shots of anise-flavored alcohol called ‘Arak’ and munching on hummus and stuffed grape leaves in the lively Levinski Market, where the worlds of old and new Tel Aviv collide.

From there, we continue to Independence Hall, where the state of Israel was first declared. Nearby, we’ll walk down the narrow, winding pathways of Neve Tsedek and the American Colony – Tel Aviv’s inaugural neighborhoods whose establishments are steeped in romance and modern folklore.

Afterward, we’ll head to the famous Jaffa Flea Market – a centuries-old second-hand Bazar adjacent to picturesque old Jaffa, whose spiritual draw has been known ever since the time of the bible (Jaffa even appears in the bible!).

Our tour ends with a panoramic view from the top garden of Jaffa, from our view point, we’ll look out across the sprawling boardwalk and the city’s skyscrapers, and we’ll reflect on what it means to transform through time, to create new meanings, and to choose new destinies.