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Jaffa Railway Station

Jaffa Railway Station

Jaffa’s first railway station appeared back in 1891, when Jaffa was a separate city. At first, it was simply a line for transporting...
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Bauhaus Center

Bauhaus Center

The Bauhaus Center is dedicated to the architectural style that reached its fullest development in Tel Aviv and became the visual face of the city. This style...
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Jaffa Clock Tower

Jaffa Clock Tower

The clock tower, which stands in the center of old Jaffa on the aptly named Clock Square, is considered one of the city’s symbols and an important...
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Florentin District

Florentin District

Florentin is the soul of Tel Aviv – young, bright, full of life, eclectic, and colorful. It is a district of youth and bohemia, where artists and...
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Carmel Market

Carmel Market

Everyone goes to Carmel Market: locals come for the freshest products at low prices, while tourists come for souvenirs and gifts. The air here is filled with...
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Ibn Gabirol Street

Ibn Gabirol Street

Ibn Gabirol Street in Tel Aviv is one of the city’s main arteries –  it is named after the outstanding Jewish poet and philosopher Solomon...
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King George Street

King George Street

King George Street got its name in honor of British King George V. It is the former part of Carmel Street that was named after the monarch to...
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Rothschild Boulevard

Rothschild Boulevard

The story of Rothschild Boulevard is quite unusual, because the boulevard appeared before the city itself arose here. The plot where in 1909...
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St. Peter’s Church in Jaffa

St. Peter’s Church in Jaffa

St. Peter’s Church in Jaffa was built in 1654 on the site of a Crusader citadel that had stood here since the 13th century. Even today, two...
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Statue Square (Caesarea)

Statue Square (Caesarea)

The ancient city of Caesarea was built by King Herod the Great first and foremost as a gesture of gratitude to the Roman emperor Octavian Augustus for the fact that he...
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