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Introduction of the Blog and WA group guidelines

  Welcome to the first TAU international Volunteers-managed blog! This blog has been created to give complementary information to the graduated students of TAU and to create a community where we can share thoughts and information. This blog is not affiliated to any of the TAU services or bureaucratic apparatus and it is meant to be an informal tool where people can be updated, alongside the Whatsapp group and the informal word-of-mouth. Each student or post-doc is more than welcome to approach and participate in the creation of this blog, acting as a volunteer (with a little basic commitment) but also as an user, where they can collect any sort of information. All of the content posted on this blog is under the responsibility of the person who wrote it and posted it. UPDATE 06.11.23  Guidelines for the WhatsApp group  1.Respect & Kindness: Treat all members with respect and kindness. Be mindful of your tone and language.  2. Stay On Topic: Keep discussions releva...
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Events and Social database

Useful websites

we aren't the only ones who provide information to the internationals in Israel! Check these websites!

  • Secret Tel Aviv - a portal on "to do" in Tel Aviv, always full of input See their website

The Lowy International School of TAU

the official TAU international school is proposing various activities, ask these people to enter the official WA community if you haven't done it on the day of your arrival:

Orr Abergel
Community Team Coordinator (orrabergel@tauex.tau.ac.il)

Tamar Solange Shalem
Community Leader (Researchers) (tshalem@tauex.tau.ac.il)

  • The Lowy International School and the Student union run once a year a scholarship for the tenants in Broshim, whose task is to create recreative clubs and entertainment of the students of TAU. Stay tuned for more information, or ask the staff! Typically, the activities are run in one semester.

Want to experience TLV and Israel? Check this out!

And please, make suggestions to enrich this page!

Famous hang out places
  • Park HaTachana (the old train station)
  • Carmel market, Nahalat Binyamin
  • Sarona market
  • Levinsky market
  • Jaffa port and Jaffa clock tower
  • Yarkon park
  • HaBima Square, Rabin Square
  • Rotschild boulevard
  • Florentin
  • The Namal (Northern TLV port)
Nature and Archaeological trips ideas
  • Israel Natural parks and Nature reserves Website


People's groups
Proposed activities from companies and organizations

Gatherings
Dance
Games
Organized trips
Nearby places to visit
  • Ramat Gan Zoo safari Website
  • Ramat Gan National Park (an alternative to Yarkon) --> Address: Ahad Ha'Am St 3, Ramat Gan
  • Marina Herzliya and Apollonia park
  • Ga'ash and Shefayim beaches, above Herzliya
  • Palmachim beach website

Sports

Cinema and Theatre
Museums 









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Tips for Housing

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