The largest city in Israel and the major buisness center of Israel, where you can find most of the embassies in Israel because of the conflict between Israel and the Arabs. Main attractions are Jaffa and its flea market, the food in Abulafya bakery near the clock tower and the artists vilage. Near the University of Tel Aviv there is the Diaspora museum (Beth Hatefutsoth in Hebrew) is a cultural and educational institution providing multiple avenues of personal historical identification. Not far away there is the Eretz Israel museum (in Ramat Aviv neighbourhood) is a multidisciplinary museum which exhibits opulent collections in the fields of Archaeology, Judaica, Ethnography, Material Culture and the Applied Arts of the Land of Israel. The Museum is unique in both character and structure: it might be called a "Museum Park" comprising many exhibition pavilions within a huge campus. Every pavilion is dedicated to a different cultural subject. In the center of the park is an ancient Tel - a mound built up by thousands of years of continuous occupation - where ongoing archaeological excavations have been conducted for decades. The Museum also has the "Man and His Work" Center, which includes working reconstructions of various ancient and traditional production installations; a "Craftsmen's Bazaar" demonstrating traditional vocations of the Land of Israel; an advanced Planetarium; a comprehensive library covering all aspects of the Land of Israel and its people. In the center of Tel Aviv you can visit the museum of art. Films the cheapest place to buy them in Israel is in the camerras equipment shops in Ben Yehuda, Allenby st. corener, the biggest shop is Jugend where you can find everything for your cammera, but they sell only new stuff.