tour in Tel Aviv - Levinsky Market

Friday,

The tour starts at Shalom. You know that there are two beautiful mosaics in the entrance, one based on a painting by Nahum, Gutman and the other from Tel Aviv, from where we continued along the streets of Neve Tzedek to Levinsky Market. To tell the human, exciting about the neighborhood, the immigrants who came, lived and built our country, the human reactor that mixed immigrants from Romania and Poland with prizes, and more.

In addition to the stories, the colorful streets also tasted various dishes. We started with sweet and ended up with sweet. She took us to "Sweet Sins" a cute place with delicious cookies. Since we all bought-I hope she gets a percentage. Shabazi 67, Neve Tzedek, Tel 03-5162708, www.2eat.co.il/hataim

From there we passed through a stall selling a snack that looked like a peach-shaped Bissley.

We continued to a poppy stand - two cute aunts selling spices. They respected us with bowls of rice and lentils and over the bars of nuts. www.pereg.org.il

We went on to a burekas stand from the 1930s where we were honored with bourekas with an egg. We bought Turkish bread (plain), bread filled with cheese (nice) and yogurt (also less good than last week), but they were nice and the place is pleasant for an intermediate break. Borax Pennso, 43 Levinsky St., Tel Aviv. Moshe Penso

Finally, there is Albert's pastry shop where there are gluten-free products - suitable for Passover and for celiac patients (not so good for me).

From there we continued to hang out and shop on our own.

Hessio is very recommended for those who want to coordinate Tel Aviv a little differently and likes to hear stories.

We really enjoyed - recommended.