Michal 4

A stone's throw from Rothschild Boulevard, near Ben Zion Boulevard, just a few minutes' walk from Habima and Dizengoff Center. Michal Street is considered one of the most sought-after streets in Tel Aviv. A quiet one-way street, paved with Akrstein bricks – an "Dutch-style pedestrian street" in urban vernacular. The street is praised with superlatives like "Kibbutz in the city" and "living in the city but feeling like in the village," its residents managing a small, vibrant community where everyone knows each other. The gardens in the courtyards of the buildings are well-kept, and flower pots are scattered along the sidewalks. The street's Purim parties have become an urban tradition, creating envy, and it frequently appears on "the most beautiful streets in Tel Aviv" lists.