Nightlife

More than 24,000 residents around the world ranked their cities by quality of nightlife, prices, sense of community, safety, and variety. The result is surprising: the European party capital is not in first place, New York settles for third, and one Asian city leaves them all behind.

The end of an era in the Tel Aviv cultural and nightlife scene: one of the leaders and founders of the "Teder" group has announced his departure from the place that became one of the city's most prominent and influential cultural institutions.

The club on Rothschild and the cocktail bar Clavis will part ways at the end of the month. The owners promise a happy farewell, announcing that a larger club will open in its place. "It will be an upgrade of what we have been trying to do here for the last few years," they say.

One of Tel Aviv's most unique entertainment venues, which operated behind a hidden door accessible only via a daily code, has announced the end of its journey on Rothschild Boulevard.

What began as a temporary solution during wartime has evolved into a phenomenon in less than three years. Thousands of Israelis are flocking to Limassol, Cyprus, as an alternative to Tel Aviv and Eilat for nightlife and entertainment. With attractive prices, luxury hotels, and world-class performers, the destination is thriving despite lingering security concerns.