10 of the best clubs on the Tel Aviv scene
In the city that never stops, it’s no surprise that Tel Avivians have a lively club scene that goes on into the early hours.
Jessica Halfin is an American immigrant who arrived in Israel in 2006. She is an Israeli-trained baker, gourmet cook, food and culture writer, and gives foodie tours to tourists in Haifa City.
In the city that never stops, it’s no surprise that Tel Avivians have a lively club scene that goes on into the early hours.
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