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Ben-Gurion St. Tel Aviv

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Ben-Gurion St. is one of Tel Aviv’s nicest places to have a walk and a cup of coffee in the middle of the Street. There are a couple of places along the boulevard worth visiting.

Ben-Gurion’s house (17 Ben-Gurion St.) is the former residence of Israel’s first Prime Minister. It is a very modest house converted into museum, and has an impressive library that contains thousands of books. The design of the house is interesting, and reflects the simple lifestyle of its former residents which were the common values at the early years of the state of Israel.

Alongside Ben-Gurion St., you will see many small outdoor cafes, with people sitting and chatting. All of them serve quality coffee and sandwiches. If you are looking for a nice restaurant in the area, Goocha (171 Dizengoff St.) is probably the place you were looking for. It is situated at the cross point of Ben-Gurion St. and Dizengoff St. and serves nice seafood dishes. The restaurant is well known for its pleasant atmosphere and reasonable prices.

Kikar Atarim, a small plaza with nice seafront view, is a popular hangout place for tourists during the summer months, and is situated at the west end of Ben-Gurion St. In the middle of the plaza there is a successful Mega-Bar named “La Kikar”, which is jammed every evening with fine looking crowd. The Marina hotel, overlooking the plaza and the Mediterranean, is located in the northern side of Kikar Atarim, and offers renovated rooms and underground parking lot for its guests, which is a rare feature in Tel Aviv.

For couples traveling with small children, there is the Dyada center at 17 Ben-Gurion St.. It offers a wide selection of children pass-times throughout the day and many types of amusements for kids. In Dyada the young ones can have some fun while you are sitting in the garden and having a peaceful light meal in the restaurant located inside the complex.

Ha'arbaa Street - Tel Aviv culinary center

Ha'arbaa Street - Tel Aviv culinary center

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. Haarbaa Street offers a mix of "body & soul" – the acclaimed Cinematheque Tel Aviv is located on one end of this not-long street, while the rest of it hosts some of Tel Aviv's greatest restaurants and bars. Cinematheque Tel Aviv shows films of different genres and tastes, from Classical works of the finest directors, to contemporary mainstream filmmakers, and of course a wide selection of experimental and avant-garde pieces. Cinematheque Tel Aviv hosts several film festivals throughout the year, including the Comics and Caricature Festival in August, the International Student Film Festival in June, the DocAviv Documentary Film Festival in March, Icon Festival for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Role-Playing films and several foreign film festivals (Australian, British, French, Thai, Indian, Russian and Brazilian). Cinematheque Tel Aviv is located at 2 Sprinzak St on the Haarbaa St. Tel: +972-3-6060800. As for your culinary options, there are more than you can count. For Mediterranean favorites try Pahsa at 8 Ha'arbaa St. which offers authentic Turkish Kosher cuisine or Levontini at 18 Ha'arbaa. Seafood lovers should visit Kazanki at 16 Ha'arbaa, a nice restaurant and bar offering great variety in very attractive prices. For Sushi, don't miss Unami at 18 Ha'arbaa, a pretty fancy (and expensive) Japanese restaurant. For great atmosphere and Tapas, Tapeo at 16 Ha'arbaa is your place. And it ain't over yet - Odeon offers great steaks and Hamburgers, and the trendiest of them all - Messa Tel Aviv, at 19 Ha'arbaa, Chef Aviv Moshe's personal restaurant, with a design that was featured in world magazines and food to match its fame. There are several coffee shops on Ha'arbaa street as well, and if you walk a few steps to Hahashmonaim street (just around the block), you'll be able to find several additional restaurants and cafes, plus one of Tel Aviv's greatest wine stores, Derech Hayayin (Wine Road) at 93 HaHashmonaim and Lechamim, one of the best bakeries in town.

The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History

The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History

From a scientific collection of five and a half million items, the museum displays Israel's national natural treasures. Thousands of items are displayed in the museum's exhibitions that tell the story of our natural world, which have been collected over the years. Tel Aviv University's Steinhardt Museum of Nature is committed to inspiring the acquisition of knowledge, understanding and strengthening our connection to nature, and our place within it - for the benefit of future generations. Through creating a unique closeness and interaction with nature that cannot be experienced elsewhere, the museum reveals scientific knowledge (of the research taking place there) and unique perspectives in an experiential, multisensory and fun way. Address: Klausner St 12, Tel Aviv-Yafo

Goshen Restaurant Tel Aviv: A High-Quality Dining Experience in an Elegant Setting

Goshen Restaurant Tel Aviv: A High-Quality Dining Experience in an Elegant Setting

If you're looking for an elegant dining experience in Tel Aviv, Goshen Restaurant is definitely worth checking out. The warm wood and earth tones of the restaurant create an intimate atmosphere, perfect for a special evening out. One of the highlights of Goshen is their high-quality meat, which is evident from the aging refrigerator at the entrance of the restaurant. The bistro menu offers a variety of simple yet delicious dishes made from the best raw materials. If you're a meat lover, you won't be disappointed with the Pullets, roasted chicken thighs, or the Hamburger Geshen, made with premium beef and served with herb aioli. For a more indulgent option, the Goose liver hamburger with foie gras on top and truffle aioli is a must-try. But Goshen doesn't just cater to meat-eaters. Their Redifine Vegan Burger, made with a juicy meatball and accompanied by vegetables and burnt eggplant cream, is sure to satisfy vegans and non-vegans alike. The vegetarian dish of Gnocchi in sweet potato cream, roasted chestnuts, baked sweet potato cubes, green onions and sweet potato chips is also a great option. Overall, Goshen Restaurant provides an excellent dining experience with high-quality food and an intimate atmosphere. If you're in Tel Aviv and looking for a special night out, Goshen is definitely worth a visit.

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