Lev Florentin’s guidebook

Lev Florentin
Lev Florentin
Lev Florentin’s guidebook

Food scene

Tony and Esther Cafe is a nice cozy coffee shop sitting on a hidden piazza in the Levinski market. The tile of the palace is a coffee shop however there is plenty of dishes that can be a star of every family restaurant like the rich breakfast, homemade pastries and the amazing salads
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Tony and Esther
39 Levinski St
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Tony and Esther Cafe is a nice cozy coffee shop sitting on a hidden piazza in the Levinski market. The tile of the palace is a coffee shop however there is plenty of dishes that can be a star of every family restaurant like the rich breakfast, homemade pastries and the amazing salads
Garger HaZahav – Hummus for Hipsters Garger HaZahav is a small Hummus restaurant which operates in the Levinski market and offers a wide variety of Hummus plates, falafel and salads. The hummus is very trendy, especially in peak time which is usually at lunch, so you might have to wait a few minutes in order to get a table, but the service is very kind and you will always get the best treatment from the waitresses. Prices are average for Hummus plate and they also have a lunch combo of salad plus hummus plus drink in affordable prices.
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Garger HaZahav
30 Levinski St
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Garger HaZahav – Hummus for Hipsters Garger HaZahav is a small Hummus restaurant which operates in the Levinski market and offers a wide variety of Hummus plates, falafel and salads. The hummus is very trendy, especially in peak time which is usually at lunch, so you might have to wait a few minutes in order to get a table, but the service is very kind and you will always get the best treatment from the waitresses. Prices are average for Hummus plate and they also have a lunch combo of salad plus hummus plus drink in affordable prices.
Pizza Lila quickly became Tel Aviv’s favourite pizza joint. The pizza is thin and the crust is so fluffy and so bubbly, it really is beautiful. They offer interesting topping combos like the Pizza Bianca with mushrooms, zucchini, and pesto, but with such a great pizza you’re always safe with a classic Margherita topped with a few basil leaves . Be sure to save space for desert – their chocolate pie with sea salt is incredible.
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LILA PIZZA
4 Merkhavya Street
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Pizza Lila quickly became Tel Aviv’s favourite pizza joint. The pizza is thin and the crust is so fluffy and so bubbly, it really is beautiful. They offer interesting topping combos like the Pizza Bianca with mushrooms, zucchini, and pesto, but with such a great pizza you’re always safe with a classic Margherita topped with a few basil leaves . Be sure to save space for desert – their chocolate pie with sea salt is incredible.
Café Levinsky 41 is certainly a hidden gem. Here you can get the usual cafe servings of tea and coffee, but what is really special about this place are the sodas, all of which are made from scratch. You explain what flavor you want — sweet or bitter — and even what kind of fruit you like, and the people at Café Levinsky 41 will take carbonated water, locally grown herbs and greens and homemade fruit syrups and create the perfect concoction for you.
Levinsky 41
41 Levinski Street
Café Levinsky 41 is certainly a hidden gem. Here you can get the usual cafe servings of tea and coffee, but what is really special about this place are the sodas, all of which are made from scratch. You explain what flavor you want — sweet or bitter — and even what kind of fruit you like, and the people at Café Levinsky 41 will take carbonated water, locally grown herbs and greens and homemade fruit syrups and create the perfect concoction for you.
Great food, hip atmosphere and some good old simplicity. Hip and happening in the funky Florentin neighborhood, Dalida is a trendy place to see—and be seen. It offers a creative take on local fare with an eclectic menu that features an abundance of salads, colorful mezze and fresh seafood.
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מסעדת דלידה | Dalida Restaurant
7 Zevulun Street
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Great food, hip atmosphere and some good old simplicity. Hip and happening in the funky Florentin neighborhood, Dalida is a trendy place to see—and be seen. It offers a creative take on local fare with an eclectic menu that features an abundance of salads, colorful mezze and fresh seafood.
Turkish Burekas (filled pastries) that exists since the 1960s. The legendary Burekas are made with Spinach and cheese, potato, mushrooms, or an innovative version of pizza. You can also buy dough to take home, frozen burakes, Muhallebi and carrot juice.
Burekas Penso
43 Levinski St
Turkish Burekas (filled pastries) that exists since the 1960s. The legendary Burekas are made with Spinach and cheese, potato, mushrooms, or an innovative version of pizza. You can also buy dough to take home, frozen burakes, Muhallebi and carrot juice.
Chef Avivit Priel Avichai (formerly of Tapeo) and her partner Limor Lami opened Ouzeria less than ten years ago to much critical acclaim. Known as a modern "hamara", a meeting place to drink, play and discuss life, Ouzeria is the classic Florentin neighborhood joint. At Ouzeria Avivit and Limor serve original, Mediterranean-style cuisine accompanied by a simple decor and an appealing long bar offering a selection of anis beverages.
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Ouzeria
44 Matalon St
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Chef Avivit Priel Avichai (formerly of Tapeo) and her partner Limor Lami opened Ouzeria less than ten years ago to much critical acclaim. Known as a modern "hamara", a meeting place to drink, play and discuss life, Ouzeria is the classic Florentin neighborhood joint. At Ouzeria Avivit and Limor serve original, Mediterranean-style cuisine accompanied by a simple decor and an appealing long bar offering a selection of anis beverages.
Switch off your monkey mind and step into Poupée, the upscale French restaurant and bar located in central Tel Aviv where every square inch is intended to keep you immersed in the moment of a wondrous dining experience.
Poupée
22 De Picciotto Street
Switch off your monkey mind and step into Poupée, the upscale French restaurant and bar located in central Tel Aviv where every square inch is intended to keep you immersed in the moment of a wondrous dining experience.
Cafelix is a beautifully designed cafe with expertly created coffees. From frothy cappuccinos to the steamy double-shot espresso, this spot is a hipster sipster’s favorite spot from morning to afternoon. Though the place is swarming with cuddly dogs, there’s still space to enjoy the superfast wifi and quality beans. The leader in the ever changing and evolving Tel Aviv coffee scene, Cafelix will fulfill your dire need for that first morning cup and cure your post-work sleepiness with an evening pick-me-up.
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Cafelix - Florentine - Levinsky
6 Merkhavya St
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Cafelix is a beautifully designed cafe with expertly created coffees. From frothy cappuccinos to the steamy double-shot espresso, this spot is a hipster sipster’s favorite spot from morning to afternoon. Though the place is swarming with cuddly dogs, there’s still space to enjoy the superfast wifi and quality beans. The leader in the ever changing and evolving Tel Aviv coffee scene, Cafelix will fulfill your dire need for that first morning cup and cure your post-work sleepiness with an evening pick-me-up.
For those who are fond of fish delicacies, Lupa Fish Deli is the place to visit. This traditional delicatessen is located inconspicuously on the corner of a side street. For decades, Lupo has conquered the realm of homemade fish, preparing botargo (a cured fish roe, typically from tuna), bonito (popularly eaten grilled, pickled, or backed), and soused herring (with a mild marinade). Whilst at Lupo, be sure to pick up some smoked salmon and okra salad as well!
Lupo salad & fish deli
6 Merkhavya St
For those who are fond of fish delicacies, Lupa Fish Deli is the place to visit. This traditional delicatessen is located inconspicuously on the corner of a side street. For decades, Lupo has conquered the realm of homemade fish, preparing botargo (a cured fish roe, typically from tuna), bonito (popularly eaten grilled, pickled, or backed), and soused herring (with a mild marinade). Whilst at Lupo, be sure to pick up some smoked salmon and okra salad as well!
The Yom Tov Delicatessen at the Shuk Lewinsky is not even from elsewhere in Israel - it’s from Istanbul. Back in 1967, the patriarch of the Yom Tov family, moved to Israel from Turkey, bringing with him a range of local flavors and family recipes. The store he opened then is now run by Itan and Yomi who continue grandfather’s culinary traditions in their preparation of home cooked foods. The most Turkish of the foods on sale here is the sweet sesame confection called halva. But rounding out the Middle Eastern love for colorful and fresh salads are a range of spiced vegetable salads (beet, carrot, tabouleh, and more), boutique cheeses and homemade jams which are based on secret family recipe.
Yom Tov Deli
43 Levinski St
The Yom Tov Delicatessen at the Shuk Lewinsky is not even from elsewhere in Israel - it’s from Istanbul. Back in 1967, the patriarch of the Yom Tov family, moved to Israel from Turkey, bringing with him a range of local flavors and family recipes. The store he opened then is now run by Itan and Yomi who continue grandfather’s culinary traditions in their preparation of home cooked foods. The most Turkish of the foods on sale here is the sweet sesame confection called halva. But rounding out the Middle Eastern love for colorful and fresh salads are a range of spiced vegetable salads (beet, carrot, tabouleh, and more), boutique cheeses and homemade jams which are based on secret family recipe.
Pimpinella, other than being a really fun word to say, is the plant that anise comes from. Anise is the herb in several Mediterranean spirits, including arak and ouzo. So it’s no wonder that a bar named Pimpinella has some of the best arak/ouzo cocktails in Tel Aviv. Located in Shuk Levinsky, don’t let this bar’s small size fool you—they have a huge selection of alcohol and scrumptious small plates to snack on, mainly consisting of fresh seafood. This is a great place to stop by if you’re in Florentin, to eat and drink in the laid-back Mediterranean vibes.
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Pimpinella
115 Nahalat Binyamin St
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Pimpinella, other than being a really fun word to say, is the plant that anise comes from. Anise is the herb in several Mediterranean spirits, including arak and ouzo. So it’s no wonder that a bar named Pimpinella has some of the best arak/ouzo cocktails in Tel Aviv. Located in Shuk Levinsky, don’t let this bar’s small size fool you—they have a huge selection of alcohol and scrumptious small plates to snack on, mainly consisting of fresh seafood. This is a great place to stop by if you’re in Florentin, to eat and drink in the laid-back Mediterranean vibes.
Online radio station with a popular pizzeria & a bustling weekend scene with live music & DJ sets.
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Teder.fm
9 Derech Jaffa
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Online radio station with a popular pizzeria & a bustling weekend scene with live music & DJ sets.
Where else can you find a bar, cafe, book and record store, and live music venue all in one? Only at Uganda, where alcohol meets great food and culture. Located at the very start of Florentin just steps from Rothschild Boulevard, there is always something funky happening at Uganda, such as a comic book sale, an experimental band playing or an art exhibition. A laid back atmosphere and friendly crowd completes the scene, enhanced by great beers on tap.
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Uganda Bar
5 Simtat Beit HaBad
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Where else can you find a bar, cafe, book and record store, and live music venue all in one? Only at Uganda, where alcohol meets great food and culture. Located at the very start of Florentin just steps from Rothschild Boulevard, there is always something funky happening at Uganda, such as a comic book sale, an experimental band playing or an art exhibition. A laid back atmosphere and friendly crowd completes the scene, enhanced by great beers on tap.
One of Israel's largest indoor culinary offerings, Sarona Market features premium imported goods, alongside the best local fare. Sarona Compound, a 140-year-old former Templar colony, is the first culinary center of its kind in Israel. An 8,700-square-meter market houses dozens of specialty food shops from all around the world. Inside the market, you’ll find everything imaginable from Dutch cheese to waffle towers and even Asian buns. Just outside the indoor market, dozens of clothing, book and shoe stores line its lanes, interspersed with lily ponds and grassy areas to relax. 3 Aluf Kalman Magen , Tel Aviv
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沙洛拿市集
3 Aluf Kalman Magen St
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One of Israel's largest indoor culinary offerings, Sarona Market features premium imported goods, alongside the best local fare. Sarona Compound, a 140-year-old former Templar colony, is the first culinary center of its kind in Israel. An 8,700-square-meter market houses dozens of specialty food shops from all around the world. Inside the market, you’ll find everything imaginable from Dutch cheese to waffle towers and even Asian buns. Just outside the indoor market, dozens of clothing, book and shoe stores line its lanes, interspersed with lily ponds and grassy areas to relax. 3 Aluf Kalman Magen , Tel Aviv
This sweet mezcal bar has been serving the hipster neighborhood of Florentin for years. It started as a small neighbourhood bar which then began to receive so much love that the owners eventually had to take over the next door shop to expand the much loved establishment. Mezcal has stood the test of time. The tacos are sensational and wash down wonderfully with the fully stocked variety of tequilas. From tequila tastings to delicious and authentic enchiladas, Mezcal offers a magical meal for all who come and embrace the Mexican cuisine.
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Mezcal
2 Chayim Vital St
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This sweet mezcal bar has been serving the hipster neighborhood of Florentin for years. It started as a small neighbourhood bar which then began to receive so much love that the owners eventually had to take over the next door shop to expand the much loved establishment. Mezcal has stood the test of time. The tacos are sensational and wash down wonderfully with the fully stocked variety of tequilas. From tequila tastings to delicious and authentic enchiladas, Mezcal offers a magical meal for all who come and embrace the Mexican cuisine.
Every city needs a venue like Levontin 7. This venue slash pub offers local artists a chance to play live shows in an intimate setting. Every single night of the week, Levontin 7 hosts a variety of artists, so no matter what your schedule looks like, you always have a chance to get an evening of live music in your week. Additionally, Levontin 7 offers a large selection of high quality alcohol that you may imbibe as you enjoy the sounds of local talent. Check out each month's calendar to see who is part of the the lineup!
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Levontin 7
7 Levontin St
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Every city needs a venue like Levontin 7. This venue slash pub offers local artists a chance to play live shows in an intimate setting. Every single night of the week, Levontin 7 hosts a variety of artists, so no matter what your schedule looks like, you always have a chance to get an evening of live music in your week. Additionally, Levontin 7 offers a large selection of high quality alcohol that you may imbibe as you enjoy the sounds of local talent. Check out each month's calendar to see who is part of the the lineup!

Neighborhoods

One of Tel Aviv’s oldest neighbourhoods, Neve Tzedek 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 picturesque streets of the area, stopping off at art galleries along the way. Dallal is a great place to have lunch. Take a private tour with a local guide to experience a different side of the neighbourhood. Visit quaint HaTachana market shops, chow down on traditional Israeli foods, soak up the history of Tel Aviv and nearby Jaffa, and wander around Neve Tzedek landmarks.
Neve Tzedek Street
Neve Tzedek Street
One of Tel Aviv’s oldest neighbourhoods, Neve Tzedek 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 picturesque streets of the area, stopping off at art galleries along the way. Dallal is a great place to have lunch. Take a private tour with a local guide to experience a different side of the neighbourhood. Visit quaint HaTachana market shops, chow down on traditional Israeli foods, soak up the history of Tel Aviv and nearby Jaffa, and wander around Neve Tzedek landmarks.
Among the oldest port cities in the world, Jaffa’s Old City is a maze of sun-kissed cobblestone streets, art galleries and cafés that spill over into the area’s flea market, Shuk Hapishpishim, where haggling is a must. Packed with clothes, jewellery and classic Israeli treasures, the market is best explored via a walking tour alongside a local guide who will be able to tell you exactly which stalls to visit, and take you via other notable sights, like the Jaffa Clock Tower, too. Once your tour is finished, head to the port for some fresh fish, or go to the original Abu Hassan restaurant on HaDolfin Street for the best hummus around.
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Old City
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Among the oldest port cities in the world, Jaffa’s Old City is a maze of sun-kissed cobblestone streets, art galleries and cafés that spill over into the area’s flea market, Shuk Hapishpishim, where haggling is a must. Packed with clothes, jewellery and classic Israeli treasures, the market is best explored via a walking tour alongside a local guide who will be able to tell you exactly which stalls to visit, and take you via other notable sights, like the Jaffa Clock Tower, too. Once your tour is finished, head to the port for some fresh fish, or go to the original Abu Hassan restaurant on HaDolfin Street for the best hummus around.
Port of Tel Aviv A hub of restaurants, shops and other attractions, the Namal (port of Tel Aviv) is a hotspot for young revellers at night and great for spending an afternoon shopping. Check out Kitchen Market for contemporary Israeli fare with sea views.
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Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Port of Tel Aviv A hub of restaurants, shops and other attractions, the Namal (port of Tel Aviv) is a hotspot for young revellers at night and great for spending an afternoon shopping. Check out Kitchen Market for contemporary Israeli fare with sea views.
Nightlife at the Great Synagogue To soak up a typical, hip Tel Aviv atmosphere, check out the plaza surrounding the Great Synagogue on Allenby Street. Dine al fresco at Eyal Shani’s Port Said restaurant, or check out the magic produced by Santa Katarina’s tabun oven. There are several other lively spots in the area, just go and see where the night takes you.
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110 Allenby Street
Nightlife at the Great Synagogue To soak up a typical, hip Tel Aviv atmosphere, check out the plaza surrounding the Great Synagogue on Allenby Street. Dine al fresco at Eyal Shani’s Port Said restaurant, or check out the magic produced by Santa Katarina’s tabun oven. There are several other lively spots in the area, just go and see where the night takes you.
Yemenite Quarter Just behind Carmel Market lies the Yemenite Quarter, or Kerem HaTeimanim in Hebrew. This quaint neighbourhood pre-dates the city itself and is home to a number of spice vendors, hipster cafés and humble, generations-old eateries. Shlomo & Doron has arguably the best hummus in Tel Aviv, while Anat’s Kitchen is the place to go for some soul-nourishing home-cooked food from a charismatic Israeli grandmother.
Allenby Street
Allenby Street
Yemenite Quarter Just behind Carmel Market lies the Yemenite Quarter, or Kerem HaTeimanim in Hebrew. This quaint neighbourhood pre-dates the city itself and is home to a number of spice vendors, hipster cafés and humble, generations-old eateries. Shlomo & Doron has arguably the best hummus in Tel Aviv, while Anat’s Kitchen is the place to go for some soul-nourishing home-cooked food from a charismatic Israeli grandmother.
A prominent example of Tel Aviv’s Eclectic Style architecture, the Bialik House was the home of Israel’s national poet (Hayim Nahman Bialik) for a short time. The house’s style merges Eastern and Western elements, part of an attempt in the early years of the city to forge a new ‘Hebrew’ style of architecture. Venture inside to view the beautiful Bezalel-designed (Israel’s national design school) ceramic flooring and European-style dining room.
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22 Bialik Street
A prominent example of Tel Aviv’s Eclectic Style architecture, the Bialik House was the home of Israel’s national poet (Hayim Nahman Bialik) for a short time. The house’s style merges Eastern and Western elements, part of an attempt in the early years of the city to forge a new ‘Hebrew’ style of architecture. Venture inside to view the beautiful Bezalel-designed (Israel’s national design school) ceramic flooring and European-style dining room.
This gem of a store houses a unique collection of historical photographs of Israel and Tel Aviv, which are available to buy in a range of formats, from postcards to large canvases. Tucked away on a sidestreet just a short walk from Carmel Market, this is a must-visit for history buffs, photography enthusiasts or anyone looking for a unique souvenir.
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5 Tchernikhovski Street
This gem of a store houses a unique collection of historical photographs of Israel and Tel Aviv, which are available to buy in a range of formats, from postcards to large canvases. Tucked away on a sidestreet just a short walk from Carmel Market, this is a must-visit for history buffs, photography enthusiasts or anyone looking for a unique souvenir.
As the very first street built in the city, Rothschild Boulevard occupies a central place in the history of Tel Aviv and is home to numerous architectural landmarks. Start at the southern end, on the corner of Herzl Street, to find Tel Aviv’s first coffee kiosk built in 1910 (now operated by Espresso Bar). Head northwards, and admire Levin (or Heseg) House at number 46, a beautiful building with a tumultuous history built in the 1920s in the Eclectic Style. Then check out Engel House, at number 84, which is among the most important Bauhaus landmarks in Tel Aviv. Why? It was the first to be built on stilts – now a hallmark of many Bauhaus buildings in the city and a great example of the unique adaptations made by the design school’s graduates here. After exploring by day, experience a different side of Rothschild Boulevard on a guided pub crawl, where you’ll get to enjoy the nightlife, meet other travellers and residents and enjoy drinks along the way.
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Rothschild Boulevard
Rothschild Boulevard
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As the very first street built in the city, Rothschild Boulevard occupies a central place in the history of Tel Aviv and is home to numerous architectural landmarks. Start at the southern end, on the corner of Herzl Street, to find Tel Aviv’s first coffee kiosk built in 1910 (now operated by Espresso Bar). Head northwards, and admire Levin (or Heseg) House at number 46, a beautiful building with a tumultuous history built in the 1920s in the Eclectic Style. Then check out Engel House, at number 84, which is among the most important Bauhaus landmarks in Tel Aviv. Why? It was the first to be built on stilts – now a hallmark of many Bauhaus buildings in the city and a great example of the unique adaptations made by the design school’s graduates here. After exploring by day, experience a different side of Rothschild Boulevard on a guided pub crawl, where you’ll get to enjoy the nightlife, meet other travellers and residents and enjoy drinks along the way.

Sightseeing

Jaffa is the ancient port city from which Tel Aviv has blossomed – a harmonious blend of the past and present. Visiting the Jaffa Flea Market, Shuk Hapishpishim, is a must when in Israel. As you weave your way through the winding streets, you’ll find an abundance of knickknacks and treasures. Vendors display their eclectic offerings of Judaica, Persian rugs and tiles, antiques, jewelry, and old coins. Embrace your inner-Israeli as you practice your bargaining skills, then carry your keepsakes to the nearest cafe to reward yourself with some local delicacies. The flea market itself is open Sunday through Thursday (10 am – 6 pm) and Friday (10 am – 2 pm). But the area is bustling 24/7 with some of the best bars and restaurants in the city.
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雅法跳蚤市場
Olei Zion Street
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Jaffa is the ancient port city from which Tel Aviv has blossomed – a harmonious blend of the past and present. Visiting the Jaffa Flea Market, Shuk Hapishpishim, is a must when in Israel. As you weave your way through the winding streets, you’ll find an abundance of knickknacks and treasures. Vendors display their eclectic offerings of Judaica, Persian rugs and tiles, antiques, jewelry, and old coins. Embrace your inner-Israeli as you practice your bargaining skills, then carry your keepsakes to the nearest cafe to reward yourself with some local delicacies. The flea market itself is open Sunday through Thursday (10 am – 6 pm) and Friday (10 am – 2 pm). But the area is bustling 24/7 with some of the best bars and restaurants in the city.
Skip breakfast and come to Tel Aviv’s largest open-air market, which will send you into sensory overload. Here, you’ll find some of the freshest produce and most delectable street food in the city – don’t miss the gourmet pita bread from Panda Pita.
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Carmel Market
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Skip breakfast and come to Tel Aviv’s largest open-air market, which will send you into sensory overload. Here, you’ll find some of the freshest produce and most delectable street food in the city – don’t miss the gourmet pita bread from Panda Pita.
The Eretz Israel Museum (Land of Israel Museum) occupies a complex of buildings that also takes in the Tell Qasile archaeological site. The complex includes a planetarium as well as pavilions with displays on ceramics, glass, the history of writing, science, ethnography, and folklore. In the center of the complex is Tell Qasile where Israeli archaeologists have identified 12 settlement levels dating back to the 12th century BC. Stratum XII and Stratum XI are attributed to the Philistines, while Stratum X dates from the 10th century when the kings of Israel had a port here. Later strata show that the site was still occupied during the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine eras and was only finally abandoned in favor of nearby Jaffa during the Islamic period. Address: 2 Chaim Levanon Street, Tel Aviv
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以色列國家博物館（哈雷茲博物館）
2 Chaim Levanon St
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The Eretz Israel Museum (Land of Israel Museum) occupies a complex of buildings that also takes in the Tell Qasile archaeological site. The complex includes a planetarium as well as pavilions with displays on ceramics, glass, the history of writing, science, ethnography, and folklore. In the center of the complex is Tell Qasile where Israeli archaeologists have identified 12 settlement levels dating back to the 12th century BC. Stratum XII and Stratum XI are attributed to the Philistines, while Stratum X dates from the 10th century when the kings of Israel had a port here. Later strata show that the site was still occupied during the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine eras and was only finally abandoned in favor of nearby Jaffa during the Islamic period. Address: 2 Chaim Levanon Street, Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is Israel’s largest art museum, with an impressive collection of permanent and temporary exhibits. The Museum opened in 1932, even before the state of Israel was established, and a new wing opened in 2011. The museum showcases both Israeli and international artists, including impressionism and post-impressionism pieces. Permanently on display include the works of Cezanne, Chagall, Dali, Monet, Henri Moore, Auguste Rodin, Archipenko, Picasso, Klimt, and Kandinsky. If you plan to visit just one traditional art museum when in Israel – make it the Tel Aviv Museum of Art! https://www.tamuseum.org.il/en/
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Tel Aviv Museum of Art
27 Sderot Sha'ul HaMelech
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The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is Israel’s largest art museum, with an impressive collection of permanent and temporary exhibits. The Museum opened in 1932, even before the state of Israel was established, and a new wing opened in 2011. The museum showcases both Israeli and international artists, including impressionism and post-impressionism pieces. Permanently on display include the works of Cezanne, Chagall, Dali, Monet, Henri Moore, Auguste Rodin, Archipenko, Picasso, Klimt, and Kandinsky. If you plan to visit just one traditional art museum when in Israel – make it the Tel Aviv Museum of Art! https://www.tamuseum.org.il/en/
The revamped ancient Jaffa Port is where modernity meets history. Jaffa Port, a renewed culinary, shopping and entertainment stop set in the city's ancient harbor, is home to various merchants and stalls that offer a vibrant and exciting experience inspired by the historical, cultural, and, of course, culinary legacy of its location. Take a stroll around the charming port, watch as elderly, weather-beaten fisherman hook calamari, stop off for an ice cream, or for a spot of live music at the Port’s Container bar. Jaffa Port Market combines traditional and ethnic elements with modern, urban touches. The 1,200 square metered area is set up like a race track, one path going through its entire length with shops, restaurants, galleries and booths on either side. Passageways peering into open-plan kitchens offer a carousel of tastes, smells and colors.
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Jaffa Port
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The revamped ancient Jaffa Port is where modernity meets history. Jaffa Port, a renewed culinary, shopping and entertainment stop set in the city's ancient harbor, is home to various merchants and stalls that offer a vibrant and exciting experience inspired by the historical, cultural, and, of course, culinary legacy of its location. Take a stroll around the charming port, watch as elderly, weather-beaten fisherman hook calamari, stop off for an ice cream, or for a spot of live music at the Port’s Container bar. Jaffa Port Market combines traditional and ethnic elements with modern, urban touches. The 1,200 square metered area is set up like a race track, one path going through its entire length with shops, restaurants, galleries and booths on either side. Passageways peering into open-plan kitchens offer a carousel of tastes, smells and colors.
Hover above Tel Aviv in a giant balloon in the Yarkon Park. Ever wanted to experience a hot air balloon? Look no further! Floating up to 120 meters high, this giant balloon is an amazing and unique Tel Aviv attraction. Carrying up to 30 people per ride, this massive helium-filled balloon provides a 360 degree view of Tel Aviv, day or night. Located in the beautiful Yarkon Park this adventurous attraction is sure to impress any visitors to Israel. Top tip: Book online directly with TLV-Balloon for a 10% discount because we all love a discount.
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Hover above Tel Aviv in a giant balloon in the Yarkon Park. Ever wanted to experience a hot air balloon? Look no further! Floating up to 120 meters high, this giant balloon is an amazing and unique Tel Aviv attraction. Carrying up to 30 people per ride, this massive helium-filled balloon provides a 360 degree view of Tel Aviv, day or night. Located in the beautiful Yarkon Park this adventurous attraction is sure to impress any visitors to Israel. Top tip: Book online directly with TLV-Balloon for a 10% discount because we all love a discount.
The Ben-Gurion House was built in 1930, and was the permanent home of Paula and David Ben-Gurion until they settled in Sde Boker. Upon David Ben-Gurion’s death, he requested his house to become a public institution for reading, study, and research. His extensive library houses thousands of books from all genres: philosophy, history, language, psychology, and more. All the items belonging to Paula and David Ben-Gurion are in the house, in addition to exhibits added when the house opened to the public in 1974. Ben-Gurion House invites visitors to experience a personal and unmediated meeting with Ben-Gurion's memory. Tours and other educational activities are offered.
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本·古里安之家
17 Sderot Ben Gurion
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The Ben-Gurion House was built in 1930, and was the permanent home of Paula and David Ben-Gurion until they settled in Sde Boker. Upon David Ben-Gurion’s death, he requested his house to become a public institution for reading, study, and research. His extensive library houses thousands of books from all genres: philosophy, history, language, psychology, and more. All the items belonging to Paula and David Ben-Gurion are in the house, in addition to exhibits added when the house opened to the public in 1974. Ben-Gurion House invites visitors to experience a personal and unmediated meeting with Ben-Gurion's memory. Tours and other educational activities are offered.