Geography of Israel:
Tel Aviv

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Tel Aviv is located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It is Israel's second most populous city.

Reference & History A Tale of Two Cities Jaffa From Spring Hill to Independence Mayors of Tel Aviv Bauhaus Architecture Virtual Israel Experience Founding of Tel Aviv (1909) Tel Aviv in Early 1900's UNESCO "World Heritage Site" Places to Visit Ben-Gurion's House Diaspora Museum Land of Israel Landscapes Park Nahum Gutman Museum The Orange Routes Palmach History Museum Safari Zoological Center Tel Aviv University International Rankings World's Most Innovative Cities: #2 (2013 - Wall Street Journal) World's Best Architectural Cities: #3 (2012 - Conde Nast Traveler) World's Best Places for Start-Ups: Top 10 (2012 - Int'l Business Times) World's Most Innovative Cities: Top 5 (2012 - Globe & Mail) World's Best Party Beaches: #2 (2012 - Huffington Post) World's Best Urban Beaches: #7 (2012 - Yahoo! Travel) Top 10 Beach Cities Worldwide: #9 (2012 - National Geographic) Cities with World's Most Beautiful People: #7 (2012 - Travelers Digest) World's Best of Gay Cities: #1 (2011 - American Airlines) Top Ten Cities for 2011: #3 (2011 - Lonely Planet) World's Most Expensive Cities: #19 (2010 - Business Week)

Other Israeli Cities: Jerusalem | Haifa | Ashdod | Beersheva | Tiberias | Eilat

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