“God’s Promised Land” is a melting pot of different cultures, scenes and religions. And very queer!

Pride parade

This is proven  by the CSD in Tel Aviv in June, for example. Here, the LGBTIQ * community celebrates Israel’s biggest “pride parade”. The colourful demonstration of queer ways of life leads through the city center and ends with a big party on the beach, where some of Israel’s best DJs greet the celebrating people with music.

Every year, this CSD also attracts many globetrotters who want to celebrate their being proud against a breathtaking backdrop. Full steam ahead to party! This year’s 5-day PRIDE tour, Loud and proud in Tel Aviv, is starting at just € 785 with DISCOVERY’s party and trendy design hotel.

Tel Aviv does not only pretend to be tolerant, the city is tolerant. A visit to the artists’ quarter Neve Tzedek with its cafés and galleries gives you a colourful and comprehensive insight. We also recommend a visit to the Nina Café, which also comprises a hotel. The café as well as the hotel suites are reminiscent of apartments in the classic Parisian style.

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Art and Culture

But even before the Pride Parade, there is a lot going on in the beautiful “Holy Land”. Israel’s events calendar in 2018, e. g. will once again be showing numerous events: Tel Aviv’s “Fresh Paint” at the end of March will be home to the country’s largest art fair. Afterwards, writers and artists from all over the world meet in Jerusalem for the “International Writers Festival”. The inhabitants of Tel Aviv also celebrate the city’s Bauhaus buildings in the “White Night”, while the Old City of Jerusalem shines in a sea of lights at the “Festival of Lights”.

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Dolphins

The cute mammals off the coastal town of Eilat decide for themselves what they want to do when and with whom. But since they are very curious, they will definitely pay you a visit. A great experience! www.dolphinreef.co.il

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