Price Range
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Starting at:
Tel Aviv / Jerusalem / Haifa
Ending at:
Tel Aviv / Jerusalem / Haifa
Blurb right here
Follow Israeli Art in a Tel Aviv - from the Tel Aviv Art Museum through the galleries and to the streets.
• Tel Aviv Art Museum and its comprehensive collection of Israeli art.
• Florentin Graffiti tour - street art at its very best!
Gallery of Trip
Spend the day with a local artist who will take you to three different artistic venues to explore the complexity of Israeli Art.
Activities:
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Begin at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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The Tel Aviv Museum of Art - In this dynamic tour we'll figure out what makes Israeli art into what it is, and what’s it relationship with the Zionist narrative as well as the international art world. Tour through the extensive Israeli collection at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art is an amazing way to visually explore the Israeli narrative from the early 20th century until today. What is the story the Arts Establishment tells about Israeli Art?
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Visit some of Tel Aviv's many art galleries
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Kiryat Ham'lacha - Kiryat Ham'lacha is a former industrial area. Since the factories closed or moved out, many artists, designers, musicians, dancers, street artists and small business are now the heart of the neighborhood.
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Graffiti Tour - Follow the street-art and Graffiti in the trendy neighborhood of Florentin, and experience fun and artistic freedom. Discover new and daring Israeli Graffiti Artists that are gaining recognition around the world.
FAQ
How do I access the internet during my trip?
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Most hotels in Israel have free Wi-Fi available for hotel guests and many restaurants offer complimentary Wi-Fi as well. The city of Tel Aviv offers a city wide free Wi-Fi network, providing 80 free "hotspots" across the city. Other than that - please check your roaming services and international plan before using your cellular data abroad.
I don't have concrete travel plans yet. Am I able to get general info like ballpark pricing, etc.?
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YES! You can start by looking at our website and getting some info here regarding the process of planning and booking your trip.
But most importantly - schedule a phone / Zoom call with us here, bounce around some ideas and ask whatever you'd like. We don't bite. And we promise - no strings attached.
Terms of Payment
Deposit is due immediately to secure the booking.
Balance for the trip is due no later than 60 days prior to the first day of trip. An invoice will be sent 90 days before the trip.
Please refer to our full Terms and Conditions here.
Please note:
- The itinerary is subject to change as a result of unforeseen changes from suppliers, weather, etc.
- This proposal is valid for 1 week for private clients and 10 days for groups.
Cancellation Policy
Bookings can be cancelled within 48 hours AFTER REGISTRATION, with a full refund.
For cancellations made:
· Up to 60 days prior to departure, any payments above the deposit towards the trip will be refunded. The deposit is non-refundable.
· 60-30 days prior to departure, 50% of the total tour cost per person will be refunded.
· 29-0 days prior to departure, the client will incur 100% of the cost of the tour.
All cancellation requests must be made in writing.
Starting at:
Tel Aviv / Jerusalem / Haifa
Ending at:
Tel Aviv / Jerusalem / Haifa
Follow Israeli Art in a Tel Aviv - from the Tel Aviv Art Museum through the galleries and to the streets.
What’s Included
A private, licensed, English speaking tour guide and transportation
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Fees for sites and activities listed
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Testimonials
“We hired via sabra for a one day tour of Jerusalem with our 3 young children. They were responsive, professional and a pleasure to work with. Our guide was Maayan and she was delightful. Excellent fund of knowledge, friendly, easygoing, engaging, and adaptable to our needs. She did a great job capturing the attention of our 9,6, and 4 year olds- not an easy task- and was able to tailor the tour on the fly especially for us. I would absolutely use via sabra again they were outstanding!
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