Dizengoff Street

Dizengoff Street is the central street. It was named during the life of Tel Aviv Mayor Meir Dizengoff during his lifetime. The length of the street is more than 3000 meters, which makes it the largest in the whole city.

Dizengoff was built in the early XX century. Its greatness flourished in the 1970s when the Dizengoff Center was built.

Later, cafes, restaurants, clubs, places for recreation appeared on the street.

In the central part of Dizengoff are the most popular places of the street: Dizengoff Square and the famous fountain "Fire and Water".

It is worth noting that the square was named after the wife of Meir Dizengoff Zina.