Shenkin (Sheinkin) street is one of the most popular Tel Aviv streets, including some of the best Tel Aviv stores, coffee shops like the famous café Tamar and Orna and Ella, and great atmosphere

Rothschild Blvd is one of Tel Aviv's central boulevards, a wide street with a designated promenade for pedestrians and bicycle surrounded by a variety of cafés, restaurants, kiosks, and some of Tel Aviv's most impressive Bauhaus architecture, at the heart of the "White City"

Ha'arbaa St. is a Tel Aviv culinary center in addition to hosting Cinematheque Tel Aviv, the best theater in the city and the home of well known international film festivals

Yehuda HaMaccabi Street is a chic area in the northern part of Tel Aviv, which offer many small cafes, charming little stores and a Spa center

The Carmel Market is the largest open market in Tel Aviv and the best place to buy fresh food and wonder around. Next to the market lies the Yemenite Vineyard, a small neighborhood with charming little streets and typical Yemenite restaurants

Rabin Square is the main open public square in Tel Aviv and the most famous one. On its eastern side lies the popular Ibn Gvirol Street, crowded with many outdoor cafes that remain open until late at night

The Noga theater quarter is an up-and-coming area of the city, with a few of nice bars and restaurants and the city's soccer stadium nearby

The Nachalat Binyamin pedestrian walkway hosts an Arts & Crafts Fair every Tuesday and Friday and has many textile shops and small restaurants and cafes

Lilinblum Street is the central drinking area in Tel Aviv, where you can find many trendy bars and look for some nightlife action in a relatively small area

Ahad Haam & Nahmani streets are located in the heart of Tel Aviv, and you should make note of them as part of your "getting to know Tel Aviv" tour, either fitting them into your Rothschild Blvd excursion or dedicating them some time of their own.