Tel Aviv Fever editor Ed Hofschreuder was asked to provide photo’s of Tel Aviv to illustrate an article about the Israel/Tel Aviv experience of Dutch Playboy Magazine editor Jan Heemskerk, chief editor Marcel Langedijk and friend Joel Fresco under the title: “Playboy’s Wild Weekends” It is a fun story with mixed feelings of the three, but the overall question, “Is Israel no fun?”… Read more →
While walking to the Cinemateque Tel Aviv to see the rewarded movie I Shot My Love, we walked by a restaurant where the people were waiting in line to get a table. This was nothing new, but the place looked nice, so it glued to our memory. A week later we tried to eat something somewhere with our friend Michal…. Read more →
It is in the iTunes App Store for several month now, but Tel Aviv has it own iPhone App, VISITLV. It was published by the The Association for Tourism Tel Aviv-Jaffa in May, more than in time for the summer season. A pity I did find it just a while ago. ;-) The app starts with one of the most… Read more →
I can dream, think, daydream about (vegetarian) cooking books, food, restaurants, ingredients AND cooking, so I was intrigued by the article “The Real Balabustas of Tel Aviv” by Anthony Grant in The New York Times Style Magazine online. Just like in the Netherlands a chef (de cuisine) is in about 99% a man… At home women do the cooking, but in restaurants kitchens… Read more →
New Yorkers: do not forget: just another week and you will ‘taste’ what the Tel Aviv Beach is all about. Sunday, June 26th you can enjoy a whole family-day (from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.) on a 1.300 square-foot artificial Tel Aviv Beach in Central Park with Israeli ‘street’food, swinging music and typical Israeli beach games. Of course for the… Read more →
I know this is not for everybody. No, not even for me… ;-) But I think Tel Aviv is one of the best places for this Dinner in the Sky. Originally from cold and wet Belgium ;-) , you can have a dinner, thoroughly strapped to your seat and a chef doing his thing high up in the sky. In… Read more →
Yesterday, Friday 15th, I found this nice article in The Jerusalem Post by Ari Miller: “Two vices too few”. He wrote: “Tel-Aviv turns me on. From the beautiful woman to the nooks and crannies it has to offer, I can’t seem to get enough. Stuck between the Mediterranean coast and Israel, coupled with the malaise of life in general, this… Read more →
Yes, today [19:30 IL Time ;-) ] it is only one month that Tel Aviv Fever is LIVE. :-D We decided to give you a present, because we are thrilled by your reactions, of which we get most by e-mail and not as a comment, but that is a minor detail ;-) Don’t be afraid to tell us what you… Read more →
The newest English guide about Tel Aviv is the 2nd edition of the ‘City Guide Tel Aviv’, produced and edited by Dalit Nemirovsky (Crossfields, Tlv-2008). It is a handy, wonderful 207 pages guide full information about the history of the different districts of the city and the best places to visit, concerning, e.g.: food, nightlife, design(shops), ’boutique hotels’, cafe’s, fashion… Read more →
