The best way to get around Tel Aviv is by bike. The city is relatively flat, and many of the top attractions are located fairly close to one another, making it easy to navigate on two wheels. Buses ...

It's easy to see why walking and biking are the preferred modes of transportation here: With a 3-mile-long beachside boardwalk to cruise, taking a taxi or a bus just feels like a missed opportunity.

Tel Aviv has long been known as one of the Middle East’s most welcoming cities for LGBTQIA+ residents and visitors, and it’s famous for putting on one of the best — and largest — Pride celebrations in ...

Police in Tel Aviv are investigating an incident in which the partner of a well-known singer is suspected of attacking a former hostage at the entrance to a Tel Aviv club last nig ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Michael Goldstein is a journalist and playwright based in Los Angeles. Peace is in the air, and tourists may soon return to Israel ...

Tel Aviv is a metropolitan center and multicultural hub with an unrivaled nightlife that welcomes all. You can easily walk or bike — use the city­wide Tel­-O-­Fun rentals — across the entire city, ...