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The Picturesque Side of Tel Aviv |
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The southern part of Tel Aviv offers a glimpse into it inhabitants day-to-day life, through the special charm and offbeat places of the south. Explore the neighborhoods, markets and streets of southern Tel Aviv.
A Walk down Rothschild BoulevardStart your day with a walk down Rothschild Boulevard and Shenkin neighborhood. If you haven't gone on a Bauhaus tour, this will be your opportunity to take a look at some of the most famous Bauhaus buildings. Start off at Haichal Hatarbut (Center of Culture) at the top of Rothschild, and work your way down to moving onto Yehuda Halevi St., which should bring you directly to Neve Tzedek.
Neve Tzedek If not the nicest, then one of the nicest places in Tel Aviv, Neve Tzedek offers a variety of exciting views and activities. Start off from Susan Dhalal Center and walk around one of Tel Aviv's nicest squares. From there on, follow any route you like according to the suggestions we offer. Either stay in this area for Lunch, or head to Florentine neighborhood for a more rustic experience.
Levinsky market Levinsky market has mostly spices and delicatessen products, such as pickles, herring and many other regional delights (from Turkey, Romania, Greece etc.). There are spice shops and delis scattered down the street, in which you have a wide variety of choices. Grab a Turkish Burekas in one of the small shops, and enjoy the interesting and colorful variety. The vendors are a little possessive about their merchandise, so expect to get some nasty looks if you spend too much time picking the best of the pile. There are pre-arranged tours in Levinsky Market, if you prefer.
Address: Levinsky Street (Starting off from Haaliya St.)
For a light lunch or cup of coffee, try Sihralé Espresso Art Bar, a little vegetarian café on Yedidia Frankel St.
Hacarmel market The late afternoon is the end of the day for the market place. Catch a taxi or a bus from Florentine to Hacarmel Market no later than 17:00, and see closing time in the market. The vendors lower their prices and the alley of the market is filled with the sound of bidding: "ten for NIS5!", "Only today ladies and gentlemen!", "The vendor has lost his mind! Best offer!". If you prefer a less hectic experience, turn the day around and start off in the market. One more option is to walk through the pedastrian mall on Nahalat Biyamin, if you get there on the right day an time.
After a stroll in the Marketplace, move on to the nearby Kerem Hataymanim (Yemenite Vineyard) neighborhood.
Continue your touring of the southern area by night, and visit the bars on Lilenblum Street.
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Around Town
| Baraca | | This unpretentious restaurant, located on Ben Yehuda Street, has decided to introduce local crowds to the best of homemade Moroccan cuisine
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| | Nachalat Binyamin Market |  | A festival of arts, crafts, pottery, and street performances, Nachalat Binyamin offers a pleasant stroll and some pretty bits and pieces.
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