Central Bus Station Tour

The New Tel Aviv Central Bus Station has existed in its South Tel Aviv spot since 1993 and is one of the world’s largest bus stations, measuring a mammoth 230,000m². With plans to originally open in the late 1960s, financial troubles put a stop to works which recommenced decades later.

Join us to explore the interiors and discover the secrets of this place.

WHEN: November 26, 11am

WHERE: Central Bus Station Tel Aviv

MEETING SPOT: In front of entry #43 on the corner of Lewinsky and David Tzemach Street: https://goo.gl/maps/MZeyu4j4Sk4wv5ee8

About the Central Bus Station:

The bus station is full of intriguing nooks within its labyrinth-like structure, and among its many offerings, features a shopping mall with more than 1000 stores, cafes and restaurants.

Around 80,000 people pass through the building daily, typically those on route to catch an inner or intracity bus. Although the site itself is notoriously disliked due to its neglected state and proximity to the poorest part of the city, the station is useful for navigating to other parts of the country, has a sherut (shared taxi) rank outside its side entrance and is within walking distance of Tel Aviv HaHagana Railway Station.

About Rachel Lazar:

Rachel is a tour guide who specializes in Tel Aviv tours.

About Kerem House:

Kerem House is a community-led cultural space in the heart of Tel Aviv, organised by young people who wish to create a vibrant Jewish community, for themselves and for their peers. Since its establishment, Kerem House has fed and hosted over 3,000 Israelis, olim and visitors over the course of 300+ Shabbat dinners, holiday meals and a variety of communal events and activities.

אודות בית הכרם

בית הכרם הוא מרחב תרבותי המונחה על ידי קהילה בלב תל אביב, נוסד על ידי צעירים המעוניינים ליצור קהילה יהודית תוססת, לעצמם וחבריהם. מאז הקמתו, בית כרם אירח בשפע למעלה מ -3,000 ישראלים, עולים ומבקרים במהלך 300+ ארוחות שבת, ארוחות חג ומגוון אירועים ופעילויות קהילתיות.