this place is a chapter in Tel Aviv's history. also for me as my late parents used to be subscribers of the philharmonic orcestra which is just oppositely both he Habima theater and the philharmonic (F.Mann) houses were renoveted and worth a visit (not to say a ticket for a concert with maestro Zubin Mahetta)

The is the home of Israel Philharmonic Orchestra led by Zubin Mehta. A prime Tel Aviv venue for performing acts of all kinds - especially classical music. It is undergoing major internal reconstruction planned to be completed in the middle of 2013. Israeli music lovers await improvement in the accustics of this great hall.

beautiful place just seat in the center and listen to the music they have place for children to play this picture is very old the new square is realy very very beautiful there is avery modren parking place underground the best in Israel

Beautiful hall for symphonic and popular music. Great acoustics. Closed for renovations until mid-2013

every music performance is elevated when performed here. Besides the new square in front - is very cool.

A few wooden steps surround a sunken garden below the surface of the square. It helps to move slowly down those steps, preferably holding a baby's hand... in my case, my grandaughter's. After the first step, the beautiful flowers below us came into a greater focus and then... the magic started; as if from nowhere, clasical music exchanged itself for... More

habimah is like a wedding white cake, beautiful! sorry to see the ugly sculpture of Tomarkin! why did you put it again?

the theatre is awesome and it s been some remodeling lately so it must look really good, there is a Rotshild boulevard right beside a popular stroll place when you can meet local celebrities.

Twentieth century architecture. Square looks best at night. Good to sit and have coffee in the cafe.