Shenkin is a charming little street in Tel Aviv known for its shops and cafès. Years ago they'd shut it down on Fridays making it a...

Nahalat Binyamin is a pedestrian walkway full of shops and cafes. Every Tuesday and Friday stands are set up with a range of arts and...

The city is packed with people, and in a country full of hustle and impatience I've always found it surprising that one thing they do is...

Bauhaus is an architectural style born in Germany whose "core objective was a radical concept: to reimagine the material world to reflect...

Shuk HaCarmel is the main outdoor market in Tel Aviv. Packed with everything from fresh vegetables to trinkets and gifts, the stand...

Tel Aviv is filled with graffiti, and the Florentine neighborhood is swarmed by budding photographers looking to catch the colorful,...

Beach is quality of life. And Tel Aviv has plenty of beach. Today we had breakfast at LaLa Land, the beachside cafe at Gordon Beach. What...

The Tel Aviv Boardwalk is always hopping. Bike paths carry bike riders and scooters along with the regular pedestrians along a palm tree...

The Ayalon Highway is the main thoroughfare that connects Tel Aviv to the surrounding suburbs bringing commuters North and South. ...

Gan Ha'ir (City Garden in English), is a small mall located on Ibn Gavirol Street right next to the Tel Aviv municipality and where...

Shenkin used to be a bohemiam district street that in recent years has been tranformed by construction. Lined with shops and cafès, the...

Some say that per capita, Tel Aviv has more cafes than Paris. Though what can be said without doubt is it has plenty of beach cafes. And...