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Food scene
The Carmel Market (the Shuk Hacarmel) is the largest market, or shuk, in Tel Aviv. A vibrant marketplace where traders sell everything from clothing to spices, and fruit to electronics, visiting the Carmel Market is a fascinating thing to do in Tel Aviv. The hustle and bustle, vibrant noise, colors and smells, as well as its reputation as the largest authentic Middle-Eastern style shuk in Tel Aviv, all combine to make the Carmel Market a favorite place for everyone from first time tourists visiting the city, to locals who come here to get the freshest fruit and vegetables, and some of the cheapest products in the city
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Carmel Market
The Carmel Market (the Shuk Hacarmel) is the largest market, or shuk, in Tel Aviv. A vibrant marketplace where traders sell everything from clothing to spices, and fruit to electronics, visiting the Carmel Market is a fascinating thing to do in Tel Aviv. The hustle and bustle, vibrant noise, colors and smells, as well as its reputation as the largest authentic Middle-Eastern style shuk in Tel Aviv, all combine to make the Carmel Market a favorite place for everyone from first time tourists visiting the city, to locals who come here to get the freshest fruit and vegetables, and some of the cheapest products in the city
Sightseeing
Tel Aviv is a city known for shopping and fashion. With Dizengoff Street having the best designer shops in the city, maybe in the country, the Dizengoff Center sits right in the middle of it all. With so many stores, the mall manages to offer merchandise at a range of prices
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Centro Dizengoff
50 Dizengoff StTel Aviv is a city known for shopping and fashion. With Dizengoff Street having the best designer shops in the city, maybe in the country, the Dizengoff Center sits right in the middle of it all. With so many stores, the mall manages to offer merchandise at a range of prices
A hub of restaurants, shops and other attractions, the port is a hotspot for young revelers at night and great for spending an afternoon shopping and sea gazing. Check out Yahaloma near the farmers’ market inside the port for some great local cuisine
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Jaffa Port
A hub of restaurants, shops and other attractions, the port is a hotspot for young revelers at night and great for spending an afternoon shopping and sea gazing. Check out Yahaloma near the farmers’ market inside the port for some great local cuisine
Recently renovated, the promenade runs along Tel Aviv’s coastline. It offers easy access to the beach or any of the countless cafes dotted along the shore, but most of all it offers the best place to take in the sunset.
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11 Zrubavel StRecently renovated, the promenade runs along Tel Aviv’s coastline. It offers easy access to the beach or any of the countless cafes dotted along the shore, but most of all it offers the best place to take in the sunset.
Tel Aviv’s oldest neighborhood is now a trendy hub of fashion stores and cultural institutions. Grab a cone at Anita — one of the city’s best ice cream shops — and get lost in the area. Dallal is a great place to stop for lunch, or if you’re up for a second ice cream, try Granny’s Ice cream (Glida Savta) in the Suzan Dallal Art Center.
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Tel Aviv’s oldest neighborhood is now a trendy hub of fashion stores and cultural institutions. Grab a cone at Anita — one of the city’s best ice cream shops — and get lost in the area. Dallal is a great place to stop for lunch, or if you’re up for a second ice cream, try Granny’s Ice cream (Glida Savta) in the Suzan Dallal Art Center.
Israel’s most famous plaza, Rabin Square a key point in Tel Aviv and a must-visit site. Home to the town hall, it also has a memorial for Yitzhak Rabin, Israel’s Prime Minister who was assassinated after a pro-peace rally. The square itself is beautiful and there are free lawn chairs near its fountain
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Plaza Rabin
Israel’s most famous plaza, Rabin Square a key point in Tel Aviv and a must-visit site. Home to the town hall, it also has a memorial for Yitzhak Rabin, Israel’s Prime Minister who was assassinated after a pro-peace rally. The square itself is beautiful and there are free lawn chairs near its fountain
Home to an impressive collection of local and international art, this is the White City’s biggest museum. Tel Aviv Museum is located in a beautiful large plaza full of sculptures, and is right next door to an even more impressive plaza, which is home to Israel’s second largest theatre and main opera house. The museum has recently opened a new wing, so its worth checking out the surrounding area too.
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Tel Aviv Museum of Art
27 Sderot Sha'ul HaMelechHome to an impressive collection of local and international art, this is the White City’s biggest museum. Tel Aviv Museum is located in a beautiful large plaza full of sculptures, and is right next door to an even more impressive plaza, which is home to Israel’s second largest theatre and main opera house. The museum has recently opened a new wing, so its worth checking out the surrounding area too.
Nahum Gutman was one of Israel’s most important artists. His work is a window into the Israel and Tel Aviv of yesteryear, and the structure housing the museum is exquisite
Gutman Museum
21 Shim'on Rokah StNahum Gutman was one of Israel’s most important artists. His work is a window into the Israel and Tel Aviv of yesteryear, and the structure housing the museum is exquisite
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White City Walking Tour
Tel Aviv is world famous for its unique collection of Bauhaus architecture. Brought to Israel by German Jews and embraced by local designers, most of the UNESCO-recognized “White City” homes are in central Tel Aviv. Use this useful walking tour to find your way around