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Walks you can do by yourself with your city map and friends/family/dog etc... Seaside Promenade walk The northern promenade walk - start in in the center near your hotel and go north along the beach. Recommended at sunset than when you reach Tel Aviv Port you will have a great difficulty to chose where to have your sunset drink. On the new wooden deck there are several bars and cafés where you can have a drink or a meal. You may visit the new shopping complex Habait benamal (Hebrew website) that offers exclusive and sophisticated items. However it is interesting to look and window shop. Afterwards you can continue north and go all the way to the Yarkon Park through a lovely bridge that is beautifully illuminated at night. If you are hungry you can chose to eat at Boya or Mul Yam or in the summer you can hop to Shalvata and enjoy some more drinks into the twilight. Park Hayarkon is great for relaxing walks or sports see the parks page The south promenade walk - start in the center again and go all the way south to old Jaffa 30-40 minutes leisure walk if you start around Gordon street. Just along the beach on the Herbert Samuel Street there is the fantastic Opera Shopping Center. Full of life and activities all day long especially Saturday. Inside there is a nice cinema with 4 halls playing decent and even artistic movies and the huge Tower Record Shop on the ground floor also the Tower Book Shop on the second floor. Outside there is an amazing fountain that is blending with the sea view. Other highlights on the way: Manta Ray the seafood restaurant on the beach ,Pini behatzer and then Old Jaffa Rotschild Boulevard walk - start from Habima Theater Hall and walk to the end observing beautiful architectural old and reconstructed buildings - at the end of the walk you can experience some History in the Hagana Museum, and Heichal Haatzmaut and than you can end up in the lovely café Le Central with its great cakes. Rothschild Blvd is full of temptations such as Max Brenner Café , Pastis Bistro and the TA Brewhouse - Hard choice. Shenkin and Nahalat Binyamin - start from Rothschild Blvd and stroll around the wide mix of colorful shops when you are near Allenby take a left and visit the Bezalel Market near King George - a bazaar style market selling outlet clothing - great place for finding metzies (bargains) Gordon Street - walk from the sea to Rabin Square - the part between Ben Yehuda street and Dizengoff has many art galleries on both sides - you can visit if they are open - further on Gordon street observe the beautiful trees and the old buildings. At the end of Gordon street you come upon the City Hall there you can take a look the place where Yitzhak Rabin was assasinated. In the square there are some nice cafés and restaurants like Brasserie and Cnafe and Landver café. You can walk further pass the beautiful Hen Boulevard and sit for a quiet coffee in Masarik Square, a small piazza just near by with nice cafés and new fashion designers little shops. Check the White City website for Bauhaus related itineraries. other area you can walk around: North Dizengoff and Basel area Shuk Hacarmel Market Neve Tzedek Old Jaffa Florentin |
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a tour showing Tel Aviv history Saturdays at 6 pm check details Discover Tel Aviv Tel 972 3 5100337 Guided tour of TA showing the history of the city by Zman Leomanut check details tel 972 3 5664450 Bauhaus Tour - Organised by the Bauhaus Center every Friday at 10 am details and subscribing at tel: 972 3 5220249 Nahalat Binyamin tour in English guided by Iona Weisman, tel. 972 3 5100337 Trumpeldor Cemetery by night guided tour with Yossi Goldberg tel. 972 50 7705443 Paule Rakower tel: 972 3 5464917 guides a variety of tours in English French or German: Bauhaus Tour in FRENCH - a tour following the Bauhaus architectural style in the vicinity of Dizengoff square - Old Jaffa at sunset - a romantic walk in the old Jaffa Alleys English - Neve Tzedek tour in English 3 Free city tours in English by the Association for Tourism Tel Aviv- Jaffa check details at the TA Municipality site Tel Aviv University Architectural and Art Tour - Mondays at 11 am Old Jaffa including the Flea Market - Wednesdays at 9.30 am Tel Aviv the White City - a Bauhaus oriented tour Saturdays at 11 am TA municipality website |
