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Habima theatre

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Habima is a theatre in Israel that is important because it is helping to revive Hebrew language and culture. The theatre is also committed to promoting issues of national importance, holding conversations with diverse communities, and fostering the next generation of theatre professionals.

History
In 1958, the Israeli government declared Habima to be Israel’s national theatre. That same year, Habima was awarded the Israel Prize for its significant contribution to Israeli culture and society. Habima began as a professional Hebrew theatre in Moscow, before immigrating to the land of Israel and eventually constructing a theatre hall in Tel Aviv. Today, around 120 of the best actors in Israel make up Habima’s remarkable company, which includes both young and veteran actors. The company is conducted by a team of creators who are at the top of their fields in Israel and around the world.

Architect Ram Karmi was chosen to redesign Habima, a historic building. He is experienced in designing many different types of buildings and won the Israel Prize. His design for Habima combined old and new elements to create a traditional yet innovative design.

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List of Parking Lots
Hatarbut Parking – Huberman St 1

Givon Parking – HaArba’a St 10 (entrance from Arania Osvaldo St 32)

Dizengoff Center Parking – Dizengoff St 50

Daniel Frisch Parking – Daniel Frisch St 3

Naot Aviv Parking – Dubnov St 7

Dubnov Parking – Dubnov St 4

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The Carmel market

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. The Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel) is the biggest marketplace in Tel Aviv and a fun place to visit. In the Carmel market you can find just about anything for the lowest prices in town, including different kinds of bread, olives, dried fruits, spices and so on. It is also the best place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as fish and poultry. The clothing section is located next to Allenby Street, and you can surely find there a bargain or two. Just off the Carmel Market lies one of the most special neighborhoods in Tel Aviv. It is called Yemenite Vineyard (Kerem Hateymanim), originally formed in the beginning of the 20th century by the Jewish immigrants from Yemen. The municipality started renovating this area some 15 years ago, and walking through its narrow alleys and small houses is pretty inspiring. Accept for a walk in these charming little streets, you can make a stop in one of the small neighborhood restaurants. All of them serve traditional Yemenite cuisine, spiced with Hawhyedge, the most characteristic spice in the Yemenite kitchen. The neighborhood is located very close to the sea, so it can be a good stop on your way to or from the beach. Hotel Metropolitan at 11 Trumpeldor St. is just few minutes walk from the Carmel Market to the north. It is an affordable yet elegant lodging option next to the beach and the city center. Another nice hotel in this area is Sun City hotel at 9 Trumpeldor St., which is very well kept and quite intimate. It has a great location - next to the city's lively markets and shopping areas, and only 500 meters from the Mediterranean. Galileo Hotel, located in the heart of the Yemenite Quarter, one of Tel Aviv's first neighborhoods, is a picturesque hotel which will provide you with all the facilities of a budget accommodation in the best location. It is easy to find your way around the Carmel Market area using public transportation, because most buses have stops in the central Allenby Street. It is also located right off Shenkin St., which is another landmark you mustn't miss on your Tel Aviv visit.

How tel aviv became a global startup hub for tech companies from all over the world

Tech companies from around the world flock to Tel Aviv as a global startup hub. In the last two decades, Tel Aviv has become a global center of innovation and development for many global companies. In the city and surrounding areas, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple and others are present. Tel Aviv has become a global hub for tech startups for a few key reasons. First, the city has a strong culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. This culture has led to the development of a robust ecosystem of support for startups, including access to funding, mentorship, and a talented workforce. In addition, Tel Aviv's location in the Middle East makes it a strategic location for companies looking to expand into the region, and the city's high quality of life has made it a attractive destination for both local and international talent.

Tel Aviv Museum of Art — Israel’s first art museum

Tel Aviv Museum of Art, founded in 1932 — is a leading and influential institution dedicated to the preservation and display of modern and contemporary art from Israel and abroad. The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is a place where people can see different types of art from all over the world. The Museum is also a place where people can learn about the different cultures that art comes from. The Museum's mission is to collect, preserve, and display modern and contemporary art by Israeli and international artists in order to stimulate cultural and artistic dialogue between past and present. The Museum offers a dynamic experience that encompasses the visual arts, design, architecture, performance, music, film, and theater. The Museum is a place where people can go to learn about and experience art. The Museum is committed to making sure that its exhibitions and events are accessible to a wide range of audiences. The Museum's educational program is designed to inspire new ways of learning with and through art. Address: The Golda Meir Cultural and Art Center, Sderot Sha'ul HaMelech 27, Tel Aviv-Yafo Phone: 03-607-7020

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