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Jaffa is an ancient port city on the Mediterranean coast that is now part of Tel Aviv, Israel, with a history spanning thousands of years. It matters because of its historical significance as one of the oldest ports in the region and its role in the development of the modern Tel Aviv metropolitan area.
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Jaffa is the most ancient city center and port within the Tel Aviv region. Before the new Jewish city of Tel Aviv was founded in 1908 in the sand dunes north of Jaffa, Jaffa was the main settlement for Arabs, Jews and the various waves of occupiers (Turks, British, etc.). Today, Jaffa is a southern suburb of Tel Aviv, and the main concentration of Arab population in the Tel Aviv area. Like other nearby areas, it is beginning to undergo gentrification from downtown Tel Aviv.
The interesting sites in Jaffa are very close together, and walking is the best way to get between them.
Tourists flock to Jaffa mainly to wander around and enjoy the picturesque views and the local food joints and hunt for bargains in the shops and markets. If you would like to understand the history and significance of particular places in Jaffa better, a guided tour may be a good idea.
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雅法(希伯來語:יָפוֹ, ;阿拉伯语:يَافَا )是位於以色列的城市,也是世界上最古老的港口城市之一。在1949年與位於其北側的特拉維夫合併成為特拉维夫-雅法市。
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