Jaffa is a must visit touristy neighborhood in Tel Aviv. The area is historic with lots of history

With more than 4,000 years of ancient Jaffa, it is one of the oldest cities in the world. The origin of the name Jaffa is explained in various ways, and Jewish tradition holds that after the great flood of destruction subsided, Japheth, the son of Noah, who survived the disaster, established the city, and people named it 'Jaffa' for some reason, and the pronunciation slowly evolved into Jaffa.

On a small road not far in front of St. Peter's Church, there is a small wooden bridge called The Wishing Bridge (Wishing Bridge). The wooden beams on both sides of the bridge are set with a metal statue every other section, exactly twelve pieces, representing twelve constellations, come to find your own constellations, make a wish~

It looks more like a seaside town.

Jaffa Old City is a small coastal ancient city in the south of Tel Aviv. The old city is not as old as expected, but there are some petty bourgeoisie. The feeling is a bit similar to some ancient towns in the country, but it is very quiet and far from so noisy. Nor is there such a strong historical and religious atmosphere as the Old City of Jerusalem, which makes people feel fresh and comfortable. The Old City and the Twelve Constellations have a deep origin. Stand on the Twelve Constellation Wish Bridge and make a wish to the sea. Of course, it is still the best viewing point in Tel Aviv. Also, Israeli cats are everywhere.

The history and culture are long and ancient, very good! give it a like!

Feel the history and religion of the Jewish people in the ancient city of Jaffa. There is a tourist center next to the clock tower. You can ask. There is a free explanation at a fixed time. About the ancient city of Jaffa and its history. The Carmel market is similar to the Chinese market. It sells a variety of things but clean and clean. More suitable for local residents to shop (〃 '▽ ''〃) Because I need to live in Israel for a long time, I bought a bunch of small snacks next to the art street Nachlat Binyamin It's amazing! Sell a variety of handmade works and the producers will introduce you! It is a good place to buy souvenirs. The St. Peter's Church in the ancient city of Jaffa has a quiet atmosphere. It is very comfortable and peaceful to sit in. In short, it''s a place worth you a visit!

Jaffa is usually the first stop for Israeli tours, half an hour's drive from Tel Aviv Airport. No tickets. Jaffa is an important port in the ancient Mediterranean that has been in use for 5,000 years. Jaffa's architectural style is left by the Ottoman period, white stone walls, slab roads. The streets are named after the constellation, and the nameplates are made of ceramics and are rich in literary style. There are many creative workshops and artists' studios in the streets. To the beach, you can see the waves of the Mediterranean, the flying seagulls, the flock of pigeons. Jaffa's landmark is St. Peter's Church, just off the square. Exit the church to the left, a big tree, a lighthouse, and the Mediterranean in the distance, this is the best shooting point in Jaffa.