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Tel Aviv (Hebrew: תל אביב, Arabic: تل أبيب) is the second largest city in Israel (after Jerusalem), and the largest metropolitan area. It is on the Mediterranean coast, about 60 km northwest of Jerusalem and 100 km south of Haifa. The official name is Tel Aviv-Yafo (תל אביב-יפו), and reflects the fact that the city has grown beside (and absorbed) the ancient port city of Yafo (English: Jaffa, Arabic: يافا Yafa), to the south of the new city center. Tel Aviv is home to most embassies in Israel.

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  1. BuyCenter

    Azriely Center

    HaShalom Mall

    Situated at the feet of the Azriely Towers and connected to HaShalom Train Station. This is the largest mall in the city and is often over crowded. Visitors can climb to the top of the mall for a nice free view of the city, or get to the observatory at the top of the Circular Tower (see in the "do" section). There are many stores in the mall, along with a large movie theater.

  2. BuyCenter

    Ben Yehuda St.

    A street that is close to the beach and tourist area has several Judaica, Jewelery and Souvenir shops.

  3. BuyCenter

    Carmel Market

    The largest and most famous market in Tel Aviv. Hosting clothing, food, souvenirs, and other shops. Watch out for the prices, not seldomly prices double for tourists.

  4. BuyCenter

    Daffodil 11

    One of the cities best second hand clothing shops. Sells modern, trendy clothing at unbelievably low prices.

  5. BuyCenter

    Dizengoff Antiques Market

    Tel Aviv Antiques and Secondhand Goods Market

    Held twice a week in Dizengoff Square, this is a good place to find all sorts of vintage and second-hand goods.

    Tue 11:00-21:00, Fri 07:00-16:00

  6. BuyCenter

    Dizengoff Center

    The first mall in Israel. This large mall has, in addition to the usual selection, some specialty shops, such as musical instruments, stamps, hand-held devices, hobby etc. On Thursday and Friday there is a food market inside the mall with all kinds of restaurants and amateur chefs selling dishes for decent prices.

  7. BuyCenter

    Dizengoff St.

    Many different shops all along Dizengoff street, with the north of Dizengoff is spread with many small Israeli designer shops.

  8. BuyJaffa

    Flea Market and Bazaar

    Shuk HaPishpeshim

    An outdoor market where you can buy almost anything for low prices. Especially good for antiques.

  9. BuyCenter

    Gallery 97 Tel Aviv

    Located in the heart of Tel Aviv, Gallery97 specializes in superior quality Israeli and Jewish art. A modern art gallery, concentrating on purchasing and selling artworks from Ecole de Paris and Jewish artists of the 20th century.

    Sun-Thu 11:00-19:00, Fri 12:00- 15:00

  10. BuyCenter

    Gan Ha'ir

    Just off Rabin Square, an up-market oriented mini-mall with a great cafe at the top of it.

  11. BuySouth and East

    Hatikva Market

    The most "authentic", non-gentrified market in Tel Aviv. A good place to find Iraqi-Jewish cuisine, as well as the usual fruits and vegetables and other market staples.

  12. BuyCenter

    Kikar HaMedina

    Nation Square

    One of the biggest squares in Tel Aviv (and Israel). A very expensive and chic area for shopping with many major designer stores all around a big green circular traffic square.

  13. BuySouth and East

    Levinsky Market

    The best place in Tel Aviv to buy spices, dried fruits, and different kinds of legume. This small market is stretched along Levinsky Street.

  14. BuyCenter

    Nachalat Binyamin St.

    Offers tiny stores selling everything from cheap household accessories like clothes hangers and ironing boards, to specialist kosher butchers and cheese stores.

  15. BuyCenter

    Nachalat Binyamin arts and crafts fair

    A craft fair is held in the Nachalat Binyamin pedestrian zone every Tuesday and Friday (often more frequently during the summer and other holidays). In addition to the truly original crafts (which can make good gifts), presented by their creators, you can enjoy a good atmosphere and street shows.

    Tue 10:00-18:00, Fri 10:00-17:00

  16. BuyNorth

    Ramat Aviv Mall

    One of the biggest and most popular shopping centres in the city. You will find here all the major brands, from Tommy Hilfiger to Calvin Klein, in addition to some Israeli brands. There is also a good food court with a nice selection of fast food chains. In line with the neighborhood, this mall as a bit upscale compared to other Tel Aviv malls.

  17. BuyCenter

    Shenkin St.

    A trendy and much livelier street that has mainly clothing shops of smaller less known designers along with known brands. Also contains many coffee shops and restaurants. During Friday this street is as crowded on the sidewalk as most of Tel Aviv is on the road.

  18. BuyNorth

    Shuk Tzafon

    North Market

    An indoor market. Its stalls sell raw food materials and prepared dishes. It caters to workers of the nearby Ramat HaHayal office park, as well as residents of the upscale nearby neighborhoods.

  19. BuyCenter

    Sipur Pashut book shop

    Founded in 2003 by Neve Tzedek residents, the Sipur Pashut Book Shop is counted among Israel’s outstanding, independent bookshops. Sipur Pashut holds a vast English collection.

  20. BuyCenter

    TLV Fashion Mall

    A new shopping mall that mainly focuses on fashion. Located where the former wholesale market was.

  21. BuyCenter

    Egozi Gallery

    Gallery and an auction house for art and antiques.

  22. BuyCenter

    Gordon Gallery

    Contemporary art by local artists.

  23. BuySouth and East

    Raw Art Gallery

    3 Shvil Ha'Meretz Street, Building 8, 4th Floor

  24. BuyCenter

    Sommer Gallery

    Young contemporary art by Israeli and international artists.

  25. BuyCenter

    Ziva Tal Antique Shop

    207 Dizengoff Street