• Abarbanel Street - Business of a reservist
• Florentine - Walking tour: Street graffiti reflecting the war
• Florentine - Visit and engage in conversation at a local artist’s gallery
• Levinsky Market - Levinsky Market
• Florentine - The tour concludes at Cafe Otef, operated by members of the Re’im Kibbutz. This café is dedicated to the memory of Dvir Karp, a chocolatier who tragically lost his life on October 7th while protecting his children. Now, the café serves as a lively social hub in Tel Aviv, symbolizing both community resilience and the ongoing journey of recovery from trauma.

• Guided Tour
• Tastings at some of the tour stops

Experience the strength of the Tel Aviv community on a guided city tour. Visit businesses operated by army reservists, volunteers, and evacuees. Discover new local communities that have emerged in response to the crisis. Encounter impactful street art that reflects wartime experiences.

Meet individuals whose lives were directly affected by the events. Learn about businesses that have reopened or adapted their focus. Witness the formation of new communities. Discover street art that candidly tells the story of this period, capturing emotions of loss, frustration, and resilience.

The journey includes a visit to the former site of Café Otef, established by members of Kibbutz Re’im in memory of Dvir Karp, a chocolatier who passed away on October 7th. Although the café is no longer in operation, it was a significant gathering spot for evacuees and supporters during challenging times.

This tour provides a unique opportunity for an insightful journey through the contrasts of Tel Aviv.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.