Tel Aviv Neve Tzedek White City and Carmel Market Food Tour

Tel Aviv is usually explained through architecture. This walk explains it through architecture and food together. We start at HaTachana, the 1892 railway station. Neve Tzedek, minutes away, was built in 1887, five years before the railway — you'll learn why by Shabazi Street. We pass the restored houses of Tel Aviv's first neighbourhood and the Suzanne Dellal Centre, then cross into a city built forty years later on different principles. Rothschild Boulevard holds roughly 4,000 International Style buildings, the largest concentration anywhere, inscribed by UNESCO in 2003. We continue down Nahalat Binyamin, laid out in 1909, to Carmel Market, founded in the 1920s. Taste fifty years of immigration: fresh malawach, sabich, burekas, cheeses and halva cut from the block. Come hungry — tastings replace a light meal. Tell me about allergies when booking; vegetarian, kosher and gluten-free options work. Licensed guide, English and Russian.