Area guide
Neve Tzedek and the old station
Low houses and boutiques, the home of Israeli dance, a painter’s museum and the old railway station.
Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © David Berkowitz from New York, NY, USA · CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia CommonsNeve Tzedek keeps a village scale: low houses along narrow lanes. Shabazi Street has the boutiques and cafés, the Suzanne Dellal Centre the dance, and the Nahum Gutman Museum the painter who drew it all; at its edge, HaTachana has turned the old station into shops, and The Drisco brings the 1866 colony house back to life.
Sights
Shabazi Street, the Suzanne Dellal Centre, the Nahum Gutman Museum and HaTachana.
Eating
Popina, House of Dallal and its bakery, and George & John at The Drisco.
Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Danny Lyulyev · CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia CommonsStaying
The Drisco and the InterContinental David.
Walk it in the late afternoon, then stay for a show at Suzanne Dellal.
Our advice: book Popina ahead, and leave time to get lost in the lanes.
Why it's on our list
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