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Known as the city that never sleeps, Tel Aviv has a growing street art scene that is vibrant and very diverse. While some artists directly address political issues, others just want to beautify the streets and use their colorful art to make people forget about their problems. All around the town, street art is young and grunge, with way more unsanctioned, spontaneous pieces than fancy, commissioned murals.
More cool spots in Tel Aviv:
- The Levinsky Spice Market
- The Bauhaus architecture
- Hipster cafes around The Florentin
- The old neighborhood of Neve Tzedek
- The Hall of Fame at the 7th floor of Tel Aviv’s central bus station, and the abandoned floors beneath it (the ultimate urbex adventure in Tel Aviv)
- Mesila, a park along the old ottoman railway
- Israeli craft beers at Beer Bazaar
- Dancing at Teder
More articles about Israel and Palestine:
- Banksy’s hotel in Bethlehem
- Abandoned places in Israel
- Israel Travel Ideas: Jerusalem and Mitzpe Ramon
- Israel Travel Ideas: Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Zefat
- Cemeteries of Jerusalem
- Mitzpe Ramon and His Majesty the Negev Desert
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