Week 2: Getting around (D)

Question 1

Ha’Carmel Market
Tel Aviv’s largest food and vegetable market. The Market is amongst the most central and popular places of Tel Aviv.

Answer 1

Shuk Ha’Carmel
שוק הכרמל

Question 1

The New Port
Within walking distance from the renewed port where you can sit and relax in a variety of cafés, restaurants, pubs, stay late and party the night away at some of the top night clubs in the country.

Answer 1

Ha’Namal Ha’Chadash (Namal = Port)

Question 2

The Beach

Answer 2

Chof Ha’Yam (Chof = Shore, Yam = Sea)

Question 3

Promenade

Answer 3

Tayelet / Ha’Tayelet

Question 4

Dizengoff Street (Shopping Area)
Named after Tel Aviv's first mayor, a popular shopping street

Answer 4

Rechov Dizengoff
רחוב דיזינגוף

Question 5

Dizengoff Square

Answer 5

Kikar Dizengoff
כיכר דיזינגוף

Question 6

Rabin Square
The square is known for the many political rallies, parades and public events. In 1995 PM Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated there during a major peace rally, and later the square was renamed “Rabin Square”.

Answer 6

Kikar Rabin
כיכר רבין

Question 7

Shenkin Street

Answer 7

Rechov Shenkin
רחוב שינקין

Question 8

Ha’Bima Theatre (bima = stage, national theatre located on Ha’Bima Square)

Answer 8

Teatron Ha’Bima
תאטרון “הבימה”

Question 9

Ha’Yarkon Park

Answer 9

Park Ha’Yarkon
פארק הירקון

Question 10

Azrieli Centre
The largest shopping center in Tel-Aviv. The towers offer beautiful scenery of Tel-Aviv from above.

Answer 10

Merkaz Azrieli
מרכז עזריאלי

Question 11

Rothschild Boulevard
One of the city’s main streets and attractions with trendy cafes, bars and restaurants and many landmark buildings (The White City).

Answer 11

Sderot Rothschild
שדרות רוטשילד

Question 12

Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Houses a comprehensive collection of classical and contemporary art, especially Israeli art, a sculpture garden and a youth wing.

Answer 12

Mozeon Tel-Aviv L’Omanut
מוזיאון תל אביב לאומנות