It is with some amazement that each time I look at the large but unassuming sandy coloured tiny windowed house on Ben-Gurion Boulevard, I am still humbled at a thought that the first and most acknowledged Prime Minister of the State of Israel resided there. From 1938 to 1968 this [...]
It's Saturday with a glorious bright sky, a warming of the bones temperature and that unmistakable feeling of weekend wellness. What to do in Tel Aviv? Why not a pleasant and interesting stroll along one of the White City's most famous streets, Rothschild Boulevard. After the ritual morning coffee, (skinny [...]
There are many wonderful museums in Tel Aviv, but a small one that I have a great fondness for is the Rubin Museum situated in the southern part of the city, on a now impressive Bialik Street. (See future post) I sometimes need a little cultural stimulation to restore [...]
I adore the beach. The grainy feel of the sand, the way it slithers through the toes, but clings like gritty glue to all the wet or sweaty other body parts and migrates into the munchies that you are gobbling down whilst drinking that long, tepid and slightly yeasty [...]
I have been so concentrated in using my olfactory & digestive systems in the last few weeks, I have neglected to tell you about a great optical experience that I had a few weeks back. (For those of you that need an explanation - I followed my sense of smell straight [...]
When the weather is dry and bright in Tel Aviv but the fridge is devoid of anything that looks remotely fresh, where better to buy delicious produce, fresh fish and seafood, aromatic spices, succulent olives and much more, only in the famous Carmel Market. Grabbing a vintage wheeled trolley bag (not [...]
