What to do in Tel Aviv?

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My hubby has been posted to Tel Aviv for a year and half (due to his work), and i'll be following him there. Trying to find out what can i do there, as i'll most probably be unable to work.

Am interested to take up some short courses, like creative writing, arts, sports, what-so-ever. Any suggestions as to where to find more information on the internet?

Thanks in advance!

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I am only assuming here that it would probably be tough to find such courses in English, though I don't know for sure.
Anyway, I would love to go there myself one day :)
Have a great time!

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Tel Aviv is a nice city with stores colleges; movies, theaters; and museums to see.Israel food is good but not like the Jewish American food. Now a trip to Jeruselum is great . The arab food is deliclious and the people jewish and Arab are very nice. The sites are all worth seeing which include the museum especially the one on the Hollacust.You and your husband should take advantage of visiting all of Israel.. If you only have a year try to go everwhere and include the Christian,and Moslem religious sites.
Go see the killing Factories...

Factories that making machines that kill your families

[ Guns ] .. Israel is one of the best at making them
beach, many coffee shopes, a great mall, clubs
http://search.pbase.com/search?q=tel%20a...
There is a lot you can do in Tel Aviv. Lots of courses
you can take, probably in English too.

Here are some websites you might start looking into:

http://www.telavivcity.com/eng/main.asp...

Look into the Jerusalem Post, they have ads about what to do where etc.

http://www.jpost.com/

I also strongly advise you to post your question here:

http://www.tripadvisor.com/showforum-g29...
welcome to Israel, we are happy to have you both here!
=)
something that might be use full for you :
http://www.telavivuniv.org/
Tel Aviv U is really good ( I go to Hebrew U in Jerusalem which is better, but you are going to be in TLV so..)
I'll sure if you try - you will find what you are looking for - you can go to any English-spoken course there, for free too (no one is going to check who you are at the lecture..)
enjoy your stay!
=)
Hi mdm -- check out http://www.talesmag.com/rprweb/home.shtm... -- it's a great website with "Real Post Reports" written by Embassy people, international business folks, educators, etc. We've used it everytime we get posted to a new country.

Good luck -- Israel was one of the countries we've lived in. It definitely has very strong ups and very strong downs...