Tel Aviv's first Jewish neighborhood, established in 1887, is preserved as several blocks of quaint homes surrounded by skyscrapers. It is called Neve Tzedek, meaning Oasis of Justice.
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| House ornament in Neve Tzedek |
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| Modern dance and theater center in Neve Tzedek |
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| Cafe serves dog water |
Beit Ha'ir (City Hall) housed Tel Aviv's government for 40 years, from the city's founding in 1925 to 1965. Now it is a historical museum and art gallery, with many pictures of the old city.
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| Beit Ha'ir |
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| Newer homes in Tel Aviv |
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| The Dolphinarium, discotheque destroyed by a Hamas suicide bomber in 2001, killing 21 young people and wounding more than 100 |
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| Opera Tower office and apartment office building on the beach |
Tomorrow I will post my remaining pictures from Tel Aviv.
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