Tel Aviv
Founded in the 1880s as the first Jewish neighborhood built outside Jaffa, Neve Tzedek has restored low-rise houses on narrow streets, boutiques and galleries, the Suzanne Dellal Centre and the Nachum Gutman Museum. It is one of the most expensive areas in the city and is popular with French-speaking expatriates.
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Kosher restaurants & cafés · Neve Tzedek
Kosher meat restaurant at the HaTachana compound with a menu drawn from Jewish cooking, plus fish and vegan dishes.
3 HaMered St., Tel Aviv
Shuls · Neve Tzedek
Conservative, pluralistic and egalitarian congregation on Shlush (Chelouche) Street, with services, classes, and social and cultural activities.
42 Shlush (Chelouche) St., Tel Aviv
Ulpan & Hebrew · Neve Tzedek
Municipal ulpan on Lilienblum Street with conversation classes, classic ulpan levels, evening classes and courses for retirees. The city lists a special price for new immigrants and Tel Aviv residents on some courses.
7 Lilienblum St., Tel Aviv
Shops · Neve Tzedek
Weekend fair at the HaTachana compound selling local products from artists, designers and farmers.
2 Koifman St., HaTachana, Tel Aviv
Attractions & sights · Neve Tzedek
The restored 1892 Jaffa-Jerusalem railway station at the south edge of Neve Tzedek, now a compound of restaurants, cafes and shops with a 3D rail-history show in an old train car. Open seven days a week.
2 Koifman St., Tel Aviv
Attractions & sights · Neve Tzedek
One of the first Jewish neighborhoods built outside Jaffa, with restored houses, winding alleys, the Nahum Gutman Museum and the Suzanne Dellal dance and theater center.
Serves all of Tel Aviv
Museums & heritage · Neve Tzedek
Museum of the artist Nahum Gutman in Neve Tzedek.
21 Shimon Rokach St., Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv