Considered the bohemian bastion of the Tel Aviv's south end, the Florentine neighborhood of Israel's most metropolitan city is a hipster's paradise full of bars, restaurants and easy vibes.
Founded in 1921 by Greek-Jewish immigrant David Florentine, the city for decades suffered from dereliction and neglect.
But over the past few years, a wave of new investments and gentrification has transformed the neighborhood into a refuge for musicians, artists and creatives alike.
Below you'll find great interactives to get to know this unique and vibrant neighborhood. QUIZ: Are you a Florentine expert?
Click to Flip: What's hiding within the streets of these Israeli cities?
TRIVIA: The who's who of Israeli street artists.
Click to Flip: What's hiding within the streets of these Israeli cities?
TRIVIA: The who's who of Israeli street artists.
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