Excursiones desde Jerusalén
Old Jaffa and Jaffa Port
יפו העתיקה ונמל יפו
Tel Aviv
One of the oldest port cities in the world, an hour from Jerusalem, and a free day out. The municipality publishes an eleven-stop family walking route that starts in Abrasha Park at the stone gate, crosses the Wishing Bridge, drops to Jaffa Port, comes back up to the Ottoman clock tower and finishes in the flea market.
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- Dirección
- Old Jaffa, Tel Aviv-Yafo יפו העתיקה, תל אביב-יפו
- Horario
- The streets, Abrasha Park, the port and the promenade are open at all hours. Shops, the flea market and museums keep their own hours, mostly Sunday to Friday.
- Precio
- ₪
- Última comprobación
- 2026-09
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Entradas
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The walking route itself is free and self-guided from the municipality's own page, with stories and pictures for each stop. You only pay for food, the flea market and any museum you choose to enter. Parking is the main cost.
Aparcamiento
Paid car parks around the clock tower and the port; they fill up on Fridays and Saturdays. Coming by train and bus avoids the problem entirely.
Cómo llegar
The fast train from Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon to Tel Aviv HaHagana takes about 30 minutes, then a bus or a short taxi to the clock tower. By car it is about an hour on Route 1 and then south through Tel Aviv, and the last stretch is slow.
Cuánto tiempo reservarFull day trip EdadesAll ages. The route is a street walk of about an hour and a half at a child's pace, but Old Jaffa is built on a hill of cobbled alleys and steps, so a buggy is hard work — a carrier is easier with a baby. Interior o exteriorExterior En Shabat y festividadesAbierto Mejor momentoSpring and autumn. In July and August do the port and the sea breeze in the late afternoon rather than the alleys at midday; in winter it is one of the best rainy-season walks because you can duck into cafés.
Consejos locales
- Download the municipality's eleven-stop family route before you go — it has the stories for each stop, not just a map.
- The flea market and most shops run Sunday to Friday, so a Shabbat visit is for the alleys, the port and the views.
- Come by train to Tel Aviv HaHagana; parking in Jaffa on a Friday is miserable.
- Stand on the Wishing Bridge, look out to sea and make a wish — the children will insist.
- Cobbles and steps everywhere: a baby carrier beats a buggy.
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