The largest public square in Israel is at the footsteps of the city hall. This square hosts many public demonstrations and events, often with tens of thousands of participants in attendance. The square is named after former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated here during a peace rally in 1995. A memorial in his memory is at the northeast corner of the square.

Rabin Square

Bar Gurion

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

Dizengoff St.

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

Daffodil 11

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

Gan Ha'ir