Tel Aviv nightlife guide
Tel Aviv nightlife runs Thursday to Saturday: 68 parties are on sale for the next 7 days, Thursday is the busiest night, most parties open at about 23:00 and the middle ticket costs ₪98. Clubs fill up after midnight and go on until morning. Updated 2026-10-26.
The most wanted parties this week
The parties our visitors click on most for tickets right now.
- 🔥 Halloween of justloveitThursday, October 29 · 22:30 · Ben Avigdor St 17 · mainstream, hip hop, trance🎟️ from ₪98Details →
- 🔥 Nostalgia festival at Expo Tel AvivMonday, October 26 · 21:00 · Expo Tel Aviv · 28+🎟️ TicketsDetails →
- 🔥 Freaky Halloween ThursdayThursday, October 29 · 21:00 · Secret location in Tel Aviv🎟️ from ₪125Details →
- 🔥 Halloween cocktail party by alchmistThursday, October 29 · 18:00 · Krinitsi St 1, 5245301🎟️ from ₪167Details →
- 🔥 Zapa Halloween FestFriday, October 30 · 23:00 · Zappa Tel Aviv, Sarona & HaKirya · 18+🎟️ from ₪88Details →
- 🔥 Halloween party with open bar at MoonchildFriday, October 30 · 23:00 · Moonchild · 18+ · mainstream🎟️ from ₪98Details →
When to go out
Thursday is the big night: Israelis work Sunday to Thursday, so the weekend starts on Thursday night, and 38% of the parties on our board in the next month are on a Thursday. Friday is the second biggest night; Shabbat starts at sundown, so plan a taxi home. Saturday night ("motzash") is quieter but has full regular lines.
🔥 Thursday🕺 Friday🌃 Saturday🎉 This weekend🌙 Tonight
Parties in the next month by night: Thursday 40 · Friday 23 · Saturday 19 · Monday 15 · Tuesday 5 · Wednesday 2.
What time
Most parties open at about 22:30, but nobody arrives that early: clubs fill up after midnight and peak between 1 and 3 in the morning. Arriving before midnight means a shorter line, and sometimes a cheaper ticket.
Clubs
The clubs with the most parties on sale right now:
- Jimmy Who?: 20 parties
- Cappella: 15 parties
- Moonchild: 10 parties
- Shalvata: 4 parties
- Gagarin: 3 parties
- Art Club: 3 parties
Where
The areas with the most parties in the next month: Rothschild & Habima (15), Sarona & HaKirya (7), Old North (2), City Center (1), Bursa & Ramat HaHayal (1). The bars around Rothschild Boulevard and the port are busy every weekend night, and the south of the city is home to the techno clubs.
Music
🔊 Techno🌀 Trance🎤 Hip hop🪩 Mainstream🎧 House📼 90s & 2000s
Mainstream nights (pop, hip hop, reggaeton and Israeli hits) are the most common. Israel is also a world center of psytrance, and Tel Aviv has a strong techno scene.
Age, ID and the door
The legal drinking age is 18, but each party sets its own minimum age: 76% of the parties on our board that list an age are 18+, and 16% are 21 or older. Every party page shows its age. Bring an original ID or passport; a photo on your phone usually is not enough. Some clubs are selective at the door on busy nights.
Prices and tickets
The middle ticket on our board costs ₪98 and the cheapest start at ₪42; prices are the final price on the ticket site, fees included, and go up in stages as the night gets closer. Most parties sell on GO-OUT: the ticket button on each party opens its page there. Open bar parties cost more at the door but include drinks.
🍹 Open bar💸 On a budget🥂 Happy hour first
Holidays and big nights
🎃 Halloween🥂 New Year’s Eve🕎 Hanukkah🎭 Purim
The biggest party nights of the year are New Year’s Eve, Purim and Halloween, then Hanukkah and Independence Day. Tel Aviv Pride, in June, is a week of parties.
Getting home
Taxis run all night; the Gett app is the usual way to order one. They are hard to get on Thursday and Friday nights and cost more on Shabbat. Buses and trains stop from Friday afternoon until Saturday night, but Tel Aviv runs free weekend minibuses (Na’im Busofash) on set routes. Shops may not sell alcohol after 23:00.
Planning with friends
Going out in a group or celebrating? See bachelor and bachelorette parties in Tel Aviv.
Sources for the general facts: Na’im Busofash, Tel Aviv’s weekend minibus (Wikipedia) · The law on late-night alcohol sales (Ynet) · Tel Aviv Pride (Wikipedia). Everything else on this page is worked out from the parties on sale, and updates every day.
More parties in Tel Aviv
Questions people ask
What is the best night to go out in Tel Aviv?
Thursday. Israelis work Sunday to Thursday, and Friday is a short day, so Thursday night is the start of the weekend: 38% of the parties on our board in the next month are on a Thursday. Friday is the second biggest night.
What time do clubs open and close in Tel Aviv?
Most parties on the board open at about 22:30, but clubs fill up only after midnight and peak between 1 and 3 in the morning. Many techno and trance nights go on until sunrise.
What is the drinking age and club age in Tel Aviv?
The legal drinking age in Israel is 18. Each party sets its own minimum age: on our board 76% of the parties that list an age are 18+, and 16% are 21 or older. The door checks ID, so bring an original ID or passport.
How much does a night out in Tel Aviv cost?
The middle party ticket on our board costs ₪98, fees included, and the cheapest start at ₪42. Drinks in clubs are expensive, so many people start with a happy hour: most Tel Aviv happy hours take 20% to 50% off drinks.
Is there a dress code?
Mostly casual and trendy. Bigger and more upscale clubs can be selective at the door on busy nights; closed shoes and a neat look are safe. If a party has a dress code, it says so on its page.
How do I get home after a night out?
Taxis run all night (the Gett app is the common way to order one), but they are hard to get on Thursday and Friday nights and cost more on Shabbat. Buses and trains stop from Friday afternoon to Saturday night; Tel Aviv runs free weekend minibuses (Na’im Busofash) on set routes.
Can I buy alcohol late at night?
Shops, kiosks and gas stations may not sell alcohol between 23:00 and 06:00. Bars and clubs can serve it on site.