Tel Aviv Visitor Guide

London Garden (or London Square) is placed near Bugrashov Beach, in the center of Tel-Aviv in the west edge of Bugrashov Street. London square was established in 1942, and it was named after London, the capital city of England as a gesture to the ability of the residents of London city not to be defeated by Germany in the 2nd World War, when Germany bombed London city.

Meir Garden (in Hebrew – Gan Meir) is placed between the streets King Gorge and Tchernichovski. In 1933 the municipality of Tel-Aviv decided to build a garden in the center of Tel-Aviv under the name of Meir Dizengoff, the first mayor of Tel-Aviv, toward his 70 birthday. The garden was established only in the 10 of March 1944, toward the 83 birthday of Meir Dizengoff and eight years after his death. In the center of the green and beautiful garden …

Sheinkin Street is a very old and well known street in the center of Tel-Aviv. Sheinkin Street, that was built in 1913, is undergoing from east to west and placed a few hundreds meters near the sea.

Nahalat Binyamin Street is named in the name of Nahalat Binyamin Neighborhood, which was established in Tel Aviv in 1911. The name of the neighborhood was chosen in memory of Binyamin Tribe. Most of the structures in the street were built in the 1920′s, and the structures are very different with their style and architecture. Some of the structures were destroyed and some still exist and look like castles or palaces. In Nahalat Binyamin Street and Harambam Street you can …