特拉维夫艺术博物馆

“Unique shopping mall in the center of Tel Aviv. You will get a feel of the relaxed locals and the hipsters of Tel Aviv”

“In the eastern part of HaYarkon Park lie the Rock Garden and the Tropical Garden. The Rock Garden in HaYarkon Park is one of the largest of its kind in the world at 10 acres. Showcasing Israel’s geological diversity with poetic descriptions for the amazing rocks which are displayed, the rock garden also features over six acres of cacti, 3,500 species of plants, and some fantastic views across the HaYarkon Park’ lake. The five-acre Tropical Garden in HaYarkon Park is home to a rain forest-like micro-climate with a tiny lake home to swans, fish, and beautiful orchids and vines. HaYarkon Park also features a bike-rental center. Biking in HaYarkon park is easy because of the flat, accessible trails, and is a great way to see the park, and as an activity to escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown Tel Aviv which is only minutes away. Also within HaYarkon Park is one of Israel’s largest water parks (complete with water slides, a wave pool and a toddlers’ pool), a bird sanctuary and petting zoo.”

“Authentic Tel Avivian Bar where hipsters mix with tourists at the sound of contemporary music in a 90's scene”

“The newest open shopping center in the city with top international brands. Large variety of restaurants as well as an open market with fresh local products.. ”

“Neve Tzedek is bordered with Shabazi, Florentin, Jaffa, Shapira, and “Lev Hair”, located on the southwestern of Tel Aviv, the city’s oldest neighborhood and most picturesque, with an atmosphere of artist’s colony or a little village. many years ago it was a slum, until the artists and the rich people discovered it. The winding streets are lined with elegantly renovated homes, fashionable cafes, bakery, bars and chic boutiques, from clothes to jewellery to unique crafts. You can enjoy a good cappuccino at one of the outdoor cafes, shopping for style or take a walk to Neve Tzedek residents and beaches. Neve Tzedek has it charm and authenticity, feels comfortable, relaxed and unpretentious. Recommended places: food: Cafe Nina – great coffee with European decor – 29 Shabazi st. Suzana – Tel Aviv’s food institution – 9 Shabazi st. Bellini – italian cuisine – 6 Yechieli st. NG – for carnivores – 6 Ahad ha’am st. Dallal – chef restaurant / bakery – 10 Shabazi st. Anita – best gelato in Tel Aviv – 23 Shabazi st. Nightlife: Breakfast club – hottest nightspot with best DJ’s –  6 Rothschild st. Zazo wine bar – 47 Shabazi st. Vicky Cristina – Tapas bar – Hatachana compound Shopping: Hatachana compound (the station) – reconstruction of the first train station in Tel Aviv to a cultural, entertainment and leisure, with chic shops, markets and restaurants. Agas and Tamar jewellery – 43 Shabazi st. Hafatzim – home decor – 27 Shlush st. Culture: Suzanne Dellal center – home of the Batsheva modern dance troupe and the performances of acclaimed contemporary dancers – 5 Yechieli st. ”