Neve Tzedek

Halfway between Downtown Tel Aviv and Jaffa, this pretty neighbourhood is one of the original settlements in the city. Dating back to the 1880s, it is synonymous with Oriental architecture. It is known for its narrow streets, galleries, colourful buildings, boutiques selling clothes and home decor, designer shops, craft shops and more.

This trendy neighbourhood also has some of the city's premier art galleries like the Rockach House, Nachum Gutman Art Museum, and Suzanne Dellal Center. The Hatachana, the old Ottoman-era railway station in the southwestern corner, has now been renovated as a complex of cafes and boutiques. The main street, Shabazi Street, runs between several of this neighbourhood's attractions. The Suzanne Dellal Center, Tel Aviv's dance centre known for its piazza and gardens, is also located here. One can shop at Numéro 13, Art Maroc, Badim, Agas & Tamar, Carmel Market and Hatachana Compound. In addition, there are many eateries here like Beccafico, Meshek Barzilay and Anita and Épicerie Fine, a grocery store famous for its pasta, bread, preserves, wines, olives etc.