Timeline
17:39
Walk through Edith Wolfson park. It is a small park with a unique monument, the 'White Square' sculpture, facing the Tel Aviv towers. The light here is soft and the crowds are thin before the rush.
18:35
Walk 34 minutes northwest to the Azrieli Center Lookout. This complex features three skyscrapers with circle, square, and triangle footprints. Climb to the top for a graphical icon view of the city as the sun sets toward the WNW.
19:54
Head to Messa, an upscale restaurant serving European and Mediterranean cuisine. It is a 10-minute walk from the lookout. The kitchen is open from 19:00, so you will arrive just in time for a late dinner after the sunset.
21:09
End the night with a drink at Dancing Camel Brewing Company. This is Tel Aviv's only microbrewery and Israel's oldest continually operating one, featuring 16 types of hand-crafted beers. It is a 15-minute walk from Messa. Note that on Thursdays the bar stays open until 02:00.
Local tip
The Azrieli Center can be crowded. If you prefer a quieter view, the park offers a gentle approach to the skyline before the climb.
Check before you go
- Messa is open Mo-Su 12:00-15:30, 19:00-23:30. Arrive before 23:30 to secure a table.
- Dancing Camel Brewing Company is open Su-We 17:00-01:00; Th 17:00-02:00; Fr 12:00-17:30; Sa 20:00-00:00.
Worth knowing
- Dancing Camel Brewing Company is open at 21:09 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Sa, Su
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