Great place to walk and see great fashion stores. Great resturants. close to the beach. By the way the best beaches are in Tel Aviv

Dizengoff Street is the main shopping strip in Tel Aviv. The walk takes you past nice little shops, and lots of small restaurants. The favorites sell falafels stuffed into pitas. Since the Israelis have very high standards, they provide cheap places to grab lunch and people watch (if you can find a stool). The people around you tend to be... More

chock-a-block full of stores, restaurants, coffee shops, mini-markets, clothing, shoes and traffic and people. You can spend a days just window shopping - from designer clothes to bargain clothes and anything in between.

its all here - top designers, - Israeli "feeling" to their designs good price range available - for all shoppers Try "Piazza" restaurant - loved the italian food there.!!!

As some of my friends living in or near Ditzengoff St ist very nice to stroll around. And if you are lucky you also can find a parkind for some hours which is not very easy in Tel Aviv. Nice Cafés and art galleries (eg GIVON in 35, Gordon St) lots of Shops and middle class Restaurants, not very spevial... More

Ok town center shopping area. The coffee shops are worth the trip, the shopping was just so so. Tel Aviv is a Amex of old and new and the architecture is its real draw, the Bauhaus 1920's style is everywhere.

Dizengoff street was once the premier shopping area of Tel Aviv but in the 1990's it went down hill. Now it is back again with a vengeance with trendy stores and many fashionable people shopping there. Don't miss the Agam Fountain in the raised area of Dizengoff Square on the Street.

You have your pick of coffee shops and small cafes --- but parts of Dizengoff have become run down and in definite need of some sprucing up!

Many of the top shops have moved to shopping malls , but the street maintains some great cafes and has still the feeling of being the heart of the old tel aviv