Rothschild Boulevard
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The city's main axis, with a shaded promenade running down the middle and Bauhaus buildings, Independence Hall, and coffee kiosks along both sides. It is the best choice for an urban stroll.
Rothschild Boulevard, laid out in 1910, is Tel Aviv's oldest street. A wide, tree-lined promenade and bike lane run down its center, with coffee kiosks, benches, and a children's playground along the way. Both sides are lined with some of the White City's finest Bauhaus and eclectic-style buildings, along with Independence Hall, tech companies, restaurants, and bars. Walking from the Neve Tzedek end to Habima Square takes about 1.5 km. You can also rent Tel-O-Fun, the city's shared bikes, to ride it.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Independence Hall
- Levinsky Market
- Nahalat Binyamin Arts & Crafts Fair
- Carmel Market
- Bialik Street
- Florentin
- Neve Tzedek
- White City (Bauhaus)