Tel Aviv has a very rich culture. Its many museums are a proof of that. There is however another cultural outlet in the city – theatres. Since the inception of the city many have been drawn to the city for its theatre proponent. The city is known for its vibrant performing arts scene. More than half of Israel's centers for performing arts are located in Tel Aviv. So if you are one of those people who are drawn to theaters, especially Hebrew theater, you are definitely in the right place. But the first thing that you need to do to better explore Tel Aviv life is to stay in a vacation apartment tel aviv. Having your own place in the city means having higher chances of associating with the people of the city. The moment you step out your door you come in contact with its people and its customs.
A city's culture is as important as its tourist spots, dining havens, and shopping streets. This is especially true in Tel Aviv, a city with Jewish roots, one of the most culturally rich people in the world. There are also mystery behind the Jewish culture, and the overall diverse culture of Tel Aviv. And this makes it worth discovering through going to the theatres in the city.
Staying in holiday apartments in Tel Aviv can also mean more freedom on what part of the city you will be settling in. Do you want a more serene surroundings? Do you want to be closer to the beaches? Are you into pure urban living where you are just steps away from the town center? These are only some of the location considerations you can better address with a vacation apartment Tel Aviv of your own.
Israel's national theatre is the Habima Theatre, founded since 1918 in Lithuania. This theatre is known for its original plays and its production of “The Dybbuk”. It moved to Tel Aviv in the 1940's and began doing plays in Hebrew. This is a must go theatre if you want top class performances, not to mention having a taste of the legacy of the theatre. The Cameri Theatre is also one of the pioneering theatres in the whole country. It has performed for over 20 million people in the last 50 years since it was established in the city in the 40's. With four hundred plays under its belt this is bound to be a theatre with explosive performances. If you are more into a more conventional and modern plays then you can visit the Beit Lessin Theatre, a known place for great drama plays. This theatre, though fairly new to the scene compared with the Habima and Cameri theatres, has built a solid reputation for the past 30 years.
If you are staying in vacation apartment Tel Aviv near the city, you can easily get to the many theatres around Tel Aviv. There are “young” theatres in the city. One of which is the Gesher Theatre, that has only been approved as a public theatre in the early 90's. But do not let this deter you from coming here. It has brilliant actors with plays in Hebrew and Russian. It is also critically acclaimed all over the world. So drop by if you can and enjoy!
Martin Wynn
