Pixel - an Autonomous Hotel by Loginn

This route runs along Bograshov Street, Frishman Beach and Dizingoff Square (בוגרשוב, חוף פרישמן וכיכר דיזיגוף מעגלי). Frishman Beach is an official and declared beach named after the street that leads to it; Frishman Street. The beach itself is backed by multiple hotels and buildings, including a boardwalk and one rainbow colored building nicknamed "the colorful building". Multiple clubs, shops and restaurants line the shore and beachside. Loungers and umbrellas can be rented at the beach,...

Tel Aviv is just over 100 years old but has a variety of neighborhoods and building styles. This city walk will take you through some of the oldest and most historic neighborhoods of Tel Aviv, including The White City (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Kerem Hataymanim and Neve Tzedek. Walk along the first boulevard, take a break at the old railroad park, see the first movie theater, the first hotel, and the first kiosk! Get acquainted with the architecture styles of early Tel Aviv and see the...

This route loops through one of the most popular areas in Tel Aviv, starting In Gan Meir Park and proceeding along King George Street, Nahalat Binyamin, Rothchild Boulevard and Ben Zion Boulevard (גן מאיר, נחלת בנימין ושדרת רוטשילד). Nahalat Binyamin is the name of a popular street in Tel Aviv as well as the name of a historic neighborhood that was established along it. The street is now known mainly for the "Midrahov" sidewalk located in its northern part where a Artists' Fair operates twice...

This route runs along the paved walking and biking road from Tel Aviv to Herzliya (חוף פרישמן למרינה הרצליה). Frishman Beach is an official and declared beach named after the street that leads to it; Frishman Street. The beach itself is backed by multiple hotels and buildings, including a boardwalk and one rainbow colored building nicknamed "the colorful building". Multiple clubs, shops and restaurants line the shore and beachside. Loungers and umbrellas can be rented at the beach, and there...

In the Footsteps of Israel's Founders (טיול בתל אביב בצעדי מייסדי ישראל) Perhaps one of the best ways to get to know Tel Aviv is a walk along its beach and promenade. Already at sunrise scores of people can be found- both young and old - swimming, running, walking, playing paddle ball and even standing on their heads, as David Ben Gurion, the founder of the State of Israel, used to do! Ben Gurion apparently learned about the benefits of yoga from a conversation he had with Jawaharlal...