Nicknamed ‘the city that never sleeps’, Tel Aviv lively nightlife scene can be tailored to any interest. Bursting with upbeat bars, clubs and cosy wineries, there’s something for everyone.

Located in a former 19th century French hospital is The Chapel, an architecturally-interesting edifice with a cosy vibe; the perfect place to enjoy a cocktail and some electronic music. For a more interactive experience, take the tasting tour around Milk & Honey Distillery, Israel’s first whiskey distillery, and enjoy some delicious single malt whiskey.

A stone’s throw away from The Levee is Herzl16, a multi-concept venue which hosts a weekly line up of live concerts and performances open to the public, free of charge. For those who appreciate wine, head down to Brut Wine Bar, a traditional bistro boasting a menu of the best, local Israeli wines. For the best cocktails in town, Imperial Cocktail Bar by the beachfront is run by Tel Aviv’s most experienced mixologists, serving wildly wonderful beverages in a 1920s inspired cocktail lounge. In the mood for a knees up? Drama nightclub is the place to go for techno music, and dancing til’ dawn.