Area guide
Dizengoff and the Old North
Dizengoff Square and its fountain, the street’s shops and cafés, and quiet streets near the beach.
Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © J. Paysan · CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia CommonsDizengoff Street runs north through the White City from Dizengoff Center to the round square and Yaacov Agam’s fountain, lined with cafés and shops, among them Maskit, the fashion house founded in 1954. The Old North beyond is residential and close to the beach.
Sights
Dizengoff Square, Dizengoff Center and Maskit.
Eating
Mashya and Xoho.
Staying
Hotel Reception, Dizengoff 99 and the Mendeli Street Hotel.
Sit at a café on Dizengoff Square on a weekday morning.
Our advice: walk Dizengoff from end to end; the Bauhaus buildings line the whole street.
Why it's on our list
- Sights
- Eating
- Staying
Location
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