Life in the city (part 2)
Today in the city we are going to visit Yermiyahu street in north Tel Aviv. We will take a strol from the end of the street to the corner of Dizengoff.
If we want to take in a good movie a multiplex theater stands there. After we've enjoyed a movie we shall decide what else we would like to enjoy.
If we are hungry we have many choices. Across the street we may munch on a thick juicy hot dog or enjoy the delicacies at the sushi bar. There are many other choices on the street. Italian, Hungarian, Fish, Israeli, Humus or pick up some snacks at a convenience store.
At night we may window shop at the many interesting dress shops. Check out the Ukrainian embassy and Itizk's hardware store, where you also can get your pictures framed.
During the day we could get our hair done at any one of the four salons n the street.
Now we are passing a toy store that is also a photo shop.
As we approach the corner of Dizengoff the entertainment continues. Here we find a bet cafe on each of the 2 corners. These cafe's serve many different coffees, snacks, cakes and a limited menu. As in all the other food venues we will enjoy first rate service from the multilingual staff. One of the cafe's named The Moving when we go upstairs we may also rent a movie.
Now that we have seen a movie and had something to eat, we may party the night away at any one of the two night clubs that rock till the wee hours of the morning. No boredom on this street.
Yermyahu, a street of about 4 city blocks is also a residential neighborhood of many older and new apartment buildings. It is a surreal experience to realize that people work, play, live and raise their families within this mixture of so many facets of life.
The sun is beginning to rise is our signal to call it a night. We say (layla tov) goodnight and go off to rest up for our next experience.
This is life in the city.
Come visit the city.
If we want to take in a good movie a multiplex theater stands there. After we've enjoyed a movie we shall decide what else we would like to enjoy.
If we are hungry we have many choices. Across the street we may munch on a thick juicy hot dog or enjoy the delicacies at the sushi bar. There are many other choices on the street. Italian, Hungarian, Fish, Israeli, Humus or pick up some snacks at a convenience store.
At night we may window shop at the many interesting dress shops. Check out the Ukrainian embassy and Itizk's hardware store, where you also can get your pictures framed.
During the day we could get our hair done at any one of the four salons n the street.
Now we are passing a toy store that is also a photo shop.
As we approach the corner of Dizengoff the entertainment continues. Here we find a bet cafe on each of the 2 corners. These cafe's serve many different coffees, snacks, cakes and a limited menu. As in all the other food venues we will enjoy first rate service from the multilingual staff. One of the cafe's named The Moving when we go upstairs we may also rent a movie.
Now that we have seen a movie and had something to eat, we may party the night away at any one of the two night clubs that rock till the wee hours of the morning. No boredom on this street.
Yermyahu, a street of about 4 city blocks is also a residential neighborhood of many older and new apartment buildings. It is a surreal experience to realize that people work, play, live and raise their families within this mixture of so many facets of life.
The sun is beginning to rise is our signal to call it a night. We say (layla tov) goodnight and go off to rest up for our next experience.
This is life in the city.
Come visit the city.
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