Step off the beach and into a storybook as you stroll through Neve Tzedek — Tel Aviv’s very first neighborhood and its most charming! This guided walking tour is your time machine through cobblestone streets, pastel-colored houses, and the bohemian heart of the White City.
We’ll begin at the beautifully restored HaTachana Railway Station, where Ottoman trains once puffed into Jaffa, and journey through the winding lanes of Shabazi Street, filled with boutique shops, hidden gardens, and local secrets.
You’ll hear the tales behind:
The dazzling Suzanne Dellal Center, once a school for girls — now Israel’s home for dance.
The whimsical art of Nahum Gutman, who painted Tel Aviv as a place of dreams.
The story of Rokach House, where one family’s vision helped build a city from sand.
Whether it’s your first time in Tel Aviv or your fifth, this tour shows you the city’s soul — one charming corner at a time.
Perfect for photographers, architecture lovers, and curious wanderers!
Please meet at the main entrance to Park HaTachana on Kaufmann Street. Look for your guide wearing a beige hat. If you're arriving by public transportation, the park is a short walk from the Carmelit Bus Terminal and close to Charles Clore Park.
The tour concludes on Shabazi Street, the vibrant main street of Neve Tzedek, filled with galleries, boutiques, and charming cafés. It's a great spot to continue exploring, grab a coffee, or enjoy lunch. From here, it's a short walk to Rothschild Boulevard or the Carmelit Terminal.
The beating heart of Neve Tzedek — stroll this charming boulevard lined with galleries, cafés, and colorful houses. It’s where Tel Aviv meets Paris with a touch of bohemian flair.
Israel’s premier dance and performing arts hub, located in a historic girls' school building. Discover how this cultural gem brought Neve Tzedek back to life.
Visit the home of Neve Tzedek’s founding family. This time capsule offers a glimpse into the dreams and daily life of the pioneers who built the neighborhood from sand dunes.
Step inside the world of Nahum Gutman, one of Israel’s most beloved artists. His vibrant paintings and illustrations tell the story of early Tel Aviv with whimsical charm.
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