Inspirational photos from Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is considered the most vibrant and attractive city in Israel for many reasons…

Things and places that must be known and visited in Tel Aviv:
• Long and regulated beaches with a comfortable sea for swimming throughout most months of the year
• Unique architecture that combines Bauhaus, skyscrapers, ancient neighborhoods alongside new and modern neighborhoods
• A huge, well-kept and meticulous park, with the Yarkon River crossing it along its length
• An active and kicking street art scene with tens of thousands of art works scattered throughout Around the city
• Cafes, street restaurants, gourmet restaurants and pubs in almost every neighborhood in the city
• Busy street markets: food, clothing, furniture, jewelry, art and more
• A unique variety of galleries, museums and theaters
• Large malls and stores where you can find all the major brands from around the world alongside local stores
• Neighborhoods with a Tel Aviv atmosphere that you will not meet anywhere else: Old Jaffa, Neve Tzedek, Nahalat Binyamin, Florentin, Kerem Hatyemanim, Sharona and more
• Unique cycling routes that allow a comfortable trip in the city

So… if you still do not know Tel Aviv well enough, perhaps visual documentation of dozens of unique corners of the city, will inspire you and make you want to come visit Tel Aviv (the most worthwhile city in Israel).

This post is part of a series on street art in Tel Aviv.
Following are the posts in the series:

About Me

My name is Dror Hadadi and I have always loved and been drawn to graffiti and street art – to language, color, subversion and art. Urban art, which exists in public space 24/7, fascinates and captivates my heart.

Graffiti and street art are a free ticket to a global exhibition, which is constantly changing, growing and developing. Graffiti creates and drives an artistic dialogue between the passerby and architecture and urban life. Sometimes graffiti disrupts, harms and etch its presence on the wall. Sometimes it brings the public wall to life, allowing us a colorful and exciting glimpse into the artist’s private world – and into our own world as viewers. In both cases, in graffiti and street art, an immediate communication and dialogue is created between the viewer and the message left for him on the wall. Graffiti and street art that takes place in the urban-public space, maintains a dialogue with us on a daily basis, and allows us to communicate with the space closest to us, which serves as a setting for our living environment and life in the urban space.

Enjoy!