Timeline
15:22
Grab a seat at Dancing Camel Brewing Company and order a pint. It is Israel’s oldest continually operating microbrewery, so you will find an interesting seasonal pour, like the Golem Iced IPA. The atmosphere is lively but relaxed, giving you time to settle in before the climb.
15:52
Walk from the pub to the Azrieli Center Lookout. Take the elevator up to the 49th floor of the circular tower. The glass walls offer a 360-degree panorama of Tel Aviv spreading out below you. Find a spot near the edge facing west. The city’s grid and the distant coastline begin to catch the warm, low-angle light.
16:22
Watch the sunset. The sun sinks toward the WSW, painting the sky in shades of orange and purple. On a clear day, you can see as far as Haifa in the north. The geometric shadows of the square and triangle towers stretch across the city as the golden hour peaks.
Local tip
Check the route from Dancing Camel Brewing Company to the Azrieli Center. The walk is short but involves navigating the busy streets around the complex. The lookout is popular, so arrive with enough time to find a good viewing spot before the crowd thickens.
Check before you go
- Dancing Camel Brewing Company is open Su-We 17:00-01:00; Th 17:00-02:00; Fr 12:00-17:30; Sa 20:00-00:00. Ensure your visit aligns with these hours.
- The Azrieli Center Lookout costs ₪22. Bring cash or a card.
Worth knowing
- Dancing Camel Brewing Company is open at 15:22 only on Fr
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