Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv

79 Hayarkon Street , Tel Aviv 63432 , ISRAEL

Telephone: +972 (0) 3 519 711 Fax: +972 (0) 3 517 4719

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Park Plaza OrchidTel Aviv

The Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv is in a prime city-centre location, facing Tel Aviv's famous beach promenade overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The hotel is just minutes away from the financial and cultural districts and is within walking distance from the picturesque old city of Jaffa. Ben-Gurion International Airport is just a 30-minute drive.

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Ben-Gurion Tel Aviv Airport (TLV)
Distance from hotel: 20 km East
Drive time: 30 minutes
Directions:
Drive from the airport to road number 1, direction Tel Aviv. Drive straight up to 'Arlozorov' junction exit - turn right, direction Tel Aviv. Turn right again at the first set of traffic lights. Drive straight until you reach the end and then turn left. You will pass 2 sets of traffic lights and you will see the Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv on your left. Drive straight to the Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv Parking (internal road).

From the Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport - Drive straight southbound up to Jaffa (old Jaffa). On 'Salame' Street turn left and on 'Kibutz Galuyout' St. turn right. Then drive straight until you arrive at Ayalon junction (Jerusalem direction). Get onto Ayalon - road number 1 and drive straight to Ben Gurion Airport.
Taxi fare: $25.00*
Bus: $10.00*
*All fares are approximate and are based on a one way journey

Tel Aviv Yafo-Sde Dov (SDV) airport
Distance from hotel: 5 km North
Drive time: 15 minutes
Directions: North Tel Aviv.

Directions - From the hotel to Sde Dov airport - Drive straight on hayarkon St. northbound. When arriving at Haifa road - turn left. At the second set of traffic lights turn left. At the first set of traffic lights turn right and you will find the SDV airport on your left. Turn left at the traffic lights.

Taxi fare: $8.00*
*All fares are approximate and are based on a one way journey

Evidenced by a history that stretches back to the Neolithic Age, Amman has been occupied without interruption since 7000 BC, one of the few cities able to make such an assertion. This longevity has provided it a heritage populated by biblical figures, Assyrians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Ottomans, Christians, and Muslims. Surprisingly, Amman incorporates characteristics of all these cultures into modern life, whether through historical influences or tangible ones. Known in ancient days as Rabbath-Ammon (city of the Ammonites), Amman was called Philadelphia during its period of Greek sovereignty and was incorporated into the Decapolis, a league of commercial cities, by Roman successors. Arabian forces eventually took control in the 7th century, changing the city's name back to (the slightly altered) Amman. For centuries afterwards, the settlement existed largely as a minor stop on trade routes. In 1921, after ousting the Ottoman occupants, Emir Abdullah bin al-Hussein made Amman his capital, and the city took on a new life. As the result of Middle Eastern conflicts, refugees immigrated to Jordan, and, today, the city originally built on seven hills spreads across twelve more and boasts a population exceeding a million. The region's commercial and financial center is also fondly called the White City, thanks to its pale stone buildings gleaming in the sunlight. Visitors are delighted to find much to explore, from spirited souqs (markets which sell gold, perfume, produce, and exotic goods) to architectural ruins and restorations. The Citadel, site of the original settlement, rests on a hilltop and features a temple, palace, church, and structures dating to the biblical era and beyond. Also notable is the Amphitheater, erected by the Romans and still in use today. A taste of city history is available with a browse through the Jordan Archaeological Museum, the Jordan Folklore Museum, and the Museum of Popular Traditions, all of which preserve a range of cultural artifacts. Other memorable stops include the blue-domed King Abdullah Mosque and the multi-functional Hussein Youth City, which hosts sporting events, cultural activities, and houses a military museum, the Martyrs' Memorial, and the Palace of Culture.

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