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Historia
The Jewish settlers who arrived through the gates of Jaffa as early as the mid-19th century sought new places to build their homes. This is the first Jewish neighborhood established outside the walls of Jaffa.
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Shabazi Street:Shabazi Street is the heart of Neve Tzedek, where history blends with art and modern life.
Among restored eclectic-style houses, bohemian cafés, and unique boutiques, you’ll find an authentic experience in one of Tel Aviv’s oldest and most charming neighborhoods.
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Suzanne Dellal Center:This site once housed the Yehieli Girls’ School and the Alliance Boys’ School.
The girls’ school was founded in the late 19th century and was one of the first to teach Hebrew as the primary language. In 1916, during World War I, much of the Jewish population was expelled by the Turks and the school was closed. It reopened in 1918 under British rule, led by Yehiel Yehieli. After his death, the school was renamed in his honor and operated until 1972. Today, it is the renowned Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater.
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HaTachana – The Station:This was the legendary train station that operated from its opening in 1892 until 1948.
Its destination was Jerusalem, reducing the travel time from 16 hours to "just" 5 hours.