Tel Aviv areas

The winding alleys of the traditional Kerem HaTeimanim neighborhood are home to old-school restaurants specializing in Yemenite cuisine.

Up-and-coming Florentin owes its hipster vibe to its bohemian cafes and its laid-back bars with craft beer and live jazz bands.

The urban fabric of the Old North is unique in its structure and design throughout the world and has been recognized as a World Heritage Site as part of the White City.

Artsy Neve Tzedek has avant-garde design stores, fashion boutiques and handicraft shops, as well as a weekly farmers’ market in HaTachana, a restored railway station.

The character of the new north is varied, and its streets are generally significantly wider than those of the Old North. Kikar Hamedina is the center for high-fashion in Israel.

The Old City is home to winding alleys filled with craft shops and art galleries, and stalls selling antiques and jewelry at the lively Jaffa Flea Market.

Park Tzameret is a residential neighborhood of Tel Aviv, Israel, on the east-central side of the city. It comprises eleven luxurious tall apartment buildings.