Tel Aviv-Yafo · City guide

Tel Aviv city guideNeighborhoods and Ron's favorite places.

From the old port of Jaffa to the parks of the Old North, and out to the villa towns around the city.

Rooftops of central Tel Aviv on a sunny day, with palm trees and high-rises in the distance

City guide

Ron's favorite places

Tel Aviv-Yafo

Neve Tzedek

For anyone looking for a village in the middle of the city. Low houses, narrow lanes, the beach a short walk away.

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Jaffa

For anyone who wants history and the sea on the doorstep. Old City, flea market, port, and Ajami with its sea views.

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Florentin

For anyone who wants to live in the middle of things. Street art, workshops turned lofts, bars and the sea a short bike ride away.

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A white Bauhaus building with rounded balconies above green trees in Tel Aviv — Photo: Anders J on Unsplash (cropped)

Lev Ha'ir · White City

For anyone who loves Bauhaus and boulevards. The historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2003.

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Old North

For families who want the beach and the Yarkon Park on their doorstep, with the port nearby.

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Levinsky Market

Spice shops, delis, gazoz and flowers for Shabbat, on the edge of Florentin. Ron's favorite market.

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Park HaMesila

A green path along the old railway line between Neve Tzedek and Florentin, with Cassata and Gat Rimon.

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Around Tel Aviv

More space, gardens and quiet, close to the city. Most of the villas we show right now are here.

Ramat HaSharon

A green town just north of Tel Aviv, with villas, gardens and a strong family feel.

Explore Ramat HaSharon →Watch the villa walkthroughs →

Savyon

A quiet garden town: large plots, mature trees and calm streets, about 20 minutes from Tel Aviv.

Explore Savyon →Watch the walkthrough →

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

What are the neighborhoods in Tel Aviv?

Tel Aviv-Yafo has dozens of neighborhoods. Buyers from abroad ask most often about Jaffa and Florentin in the south, Neve Tzedek next to them, Lev Ha'ir in the center and the Old North. Each one is introduced on this page. Detailed guides are ready for each of them and for Ramat HaSharon and Savyon, and more follow after each trip.

Is Jaffa part of Tel Aviv?

Yes. Tel Aviv and Jaffa merged in 1950 and are officially one city, Tel Aviv-Yafo. Tel Aviv actually grew out of Jaffa. Read the Jaffa guide.

Where can I buy a house with a garden near Tel Aviv?

Just outside the city. Ramat HaSharon borders Tel Aviv to the north and is popular with families. Savyon, about 20 minutes east, is a garden town with villas on large plots. We show villas in both right now.

Which neighborhood suits buyers from abroad?

It depends on what the apartment is for: a home for yourself, a base for longer stays or a rental. The short description of each neighborhood is a first filter, then talk to Ron about your plans.

Ron Siedner advises German-speaking buyers, together with the licensed brokers of Palm Property Group.

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