Visiting Neve Tzedek

About Neve Tzedek

Tel Aviv's oldest neighbourhood outside Jaffa, founded in 1887, is a calm grid of restored houses, galleries and design shops on Shabazi Street. The Suzanne Dellal Centre's courtyard with orange trees is a pleasant stop, and the Nahum Gutman Museum shows works by one of the city's early painters.

Tip: Walk here from Jaffa along the seafront, have coffee on Shabazi Street and continue to HaTachana.

Plan your visit

• Time needed: 1–2 hours.
• Cost: Free — no ticket needed for the main area.
• Book ahead: not usually needed; buy on arrival.
• Where: Neve Tzedek, low-rise 19th-century houses, boutiques and the Suzanne Dellal dance centre.

Best time to visit Neve Tzedek

To avoid the biggest crowds, aim for the quietest of the good months:

• November: 24°C (75°F) highs, about 6 rainy days, moderate crowds.
• March: 20°C (68°F) highs, about 8 rainy days, moderate crowds.
• December: 20°C (68°F) highs, about 10 rainy days, moderate crowds.

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Fit it into your trip

Our 3-day Tel Aviv itinerary visits Neve Tzedek on day 3, together with HaTachana and Tel Aviv Museum of Art.

• No. 8 of the 19 sights in our Tel Aviv things-to-do list.
• Day 2 of the 2-day plan.
• Day 3 of the 5-day plan.
• Listed in free things to do in Tel Aviv.

Near Neve Tzedek

Also in Neve Tzedek, so you can walk between them:

• HaTachana — 1 hour, free

If you like Neve Tzedek

• Old Jaffa — Jaffa, 2–3 hours
• Carmel Market — Kerem HaTeimanim, 1–2 hours
• Tel Aviv beaches and promenade — Beachfront and HaYarkon Street, Half a day
• Jaffa Flea Market (Shuk HaPishpeshim) — Jaffa, 1–2 hours

Staying near Neve Tzedek

Stay in Neve Tzedek ($$$$) to walk here: low-rise 19th-century houses, boutiques and the Suzanne Dellal dance centre. All areas to stay in Tel Aviv.

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