Things To Do
in Lod

One of the largest and busiest outdoor markets in Tel Aviv, offering a wide variety of local street food such as falafel, hummus, and fresh pastries, just a short drive from Lod.

A vibrant marketplace where visitors can sample authentic street food like falafel, shawarma, and baklava, providing an immersive culinary experience.

In Lod, Israel, it is common to tip in restaurants, cafes, and for other services. The customary tipping rate is around 10-15% of the total bill. However, tipping is not mandatory, and the decision to tip is at the discretion of the customer.

In Lod, Israel, cash is widely accepted for smaller transactions, although credit and debit cards are commonly used for larger purchases. It is advisable to carry some cash for smaller vendors and local markets. ATMs are also readily available for cash withdrawals.

Mild and pleasant weather, blooming flowers, and various cultural events such as the Red Carpet Festival and the International Art and Craft Fair.

Hot and dry weather, ideal for enjoying the beaches and water activities along the Mediterranean coast.

Warm weather, fewer crowds, and the opportunity to experience cultural festivals like the Acre Fringe Theatre Festival and the Olive Harvest Festival.

Cool and rainy weather, perfect for exploring indoor attractions such as museums, historical sites, and enjoying local cuisine.

The largest demographic group in Lod, including both secular and religious populations.

Comprising both Muslim and Christian communities, this group represents a significant portion of Lod's population.

Lod offers a variety of eateries with vegetarian and vegan options, including Puaa and Tishreen, where plant-based dishes are celebrated and readily available.

While gluten-free options may not be as widely available, certain restaurants in Lod, like Tishreen, offer gluten-free dishes, and it's advisable to communicate dietary needs when dining out.