Yaacov Agam’s coloured kinetic fountain at the centre of Dizengoff Square

Area guide · Tel Aviv

Dizengoff and the Old North

Dizengoff Square and its fountain, Maskit and the street’s cafés, and quiet streets by the beach.

In depth

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    Dizengoff and the Old North

    Dizengoff·In depth

    Dizengoff Square and its fountain, the street’s shops and cafés, and quiet streets near the beach.

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What to see and do

  1. Yaacov Agam’s fountain

    Dizengoff Square

    Dizengoff·Square

    The round square of the White City, with Yaacov Agam’s coloured kinetic fountain at its centre.

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  2. Entrance on Frishman

    Beit Lessin Theatre

    Dizengoff·Theatre

    One of the city’s repertory theatres, by Dizengoff Street; the entrance is on Frishman Street.

    Entrance from 44 Frishman St, Tel AvivExplore View on map

Where to eat

  1. At the Mendeli Street Hotel

    Mashya

    The Old North·Mediterranean

    Bar Tzanger’s Mediterranean kitchen, named after the spice mace, at the Mendeli Street Hotel.

    5 Mendele Mokher Sfarim St, Tel AvivExplore View on map

  2. Xoho logo

    Since 2010

    Xoho

    The Old North·Café

    A breakfast café opened by Xoli and Howie in 2010, on Ben Yehuda Street since 2022.

    73 Ben Yehuda St, Tel AvivExplore View on map

  3. On Dizengoff

    Goocha

    Dizengoff·Fish and seafood

    A popular fish and seafood restaurant on Dizengoff Street, indoors or out on the pavement.

    171 Dizengoff St, Tel AvivExplore View on map

  4. At Hotel Reception

    BEL-AMI

    Dizengoff Square·Hotel restaurant

    The restaurant of Hotel Reception, in a 1938 Bauhaus building on Dizengoff Square.

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Shopping

  1. Since 1977

    Dizengoff Center

    Dizengoff·Shopping centre

    The shopping centre on Dizengoff Street, opened in 1977, with its own food fair and late hours.

    50 Dizengoff St, Tel AvivExplore View on map

  2. Founded 1954

    Maskit

    Dizengoff·Fashion house

    The Israeli fashion house founded in 1954, on Dizengoff Street, with a studio in Jaffa.

    173 Dizengoff St, Tel Aviv-YafoExplore View on map

  3. Israeli designers

    Dizengoff Street

    Dizengoff·Shopping street

    The long shopping street of Israeli designers, from Dizengoff Center up to the Old North.

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Where to stay

  1. Hotel Reception logo

    A 1938 building

    Hotel Reception

    Dizengoff Square·Design hotel

    Yosef Neufeld’s 1938 Bauhaus building on Dizengoff Square, with BEL-AMI and a rooftop pool.

    14 Ben Ami St, Dizengoff Square, Tel AvivExplore View on map

  2. Isrotel Dizengoff 99 logo

    Haim Cohen’s kitchen

    Isrotel Dizengoff 99

    Dizengoff·Design hotel

    Isrotel’s 122 rooms on Dizengoff Street, with Haim Cohen’s restaurant and a rooftop pool.

    99 Dizengoff St, Tel Aviv 6439611Explore View on map

  3. Two minutes from the beach

    Mendeli Street Hotel

    The Old North·Boutique hotel

    Sixty-six rooms of Israeli design two minutes from the beach, with Mashya. Adults only.

    5 Mendele Mokher Sfarim St, Tel AvivExplore View on map

  4. On Dizengoff Street

    Cucu Hotel

    Dizengoff·Boutique hotel

    A young, playful boutique hotel on Dizengoff Street, a walk from the sea and the promenade.

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Spas and wellness

  1. On Dizengoff Square

    SOR SPA, Hotel Reception

    Dizengoff Square·Hotel spa

    The spa of Hotel Reception, in a 1938 Bauhaus building on Dizengoff Square.

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