Old City Review

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~

Tel Aviv means the hill (tel) in Hebrew, the original meaning of the name Jaffa is beautiful, probably named after its creator, Japheth the son of Noah, one of the oldest ports in the world, and has been around for at least 4,000 years. In Jaffa, with a large Muslim population and many mosques, the ancient city of Jaffa is a gathering area for artists and designers, and different styles of studios and creative rooms are filled with the ancient city, exuding a charming artistic atmosphere.

Israel's most convenient ancient city, from Tel Aviv city walk past.

It looks more like a seaside town.

This is a beautiful place to stop by during your visit to Tel Aviv. We walked from the bustling centre of Tel Aviv since the walk itself is really interesting as well. This is a nice change of pace in comparison to the liveliness of the city itself.