By Lior Peleg
November 4, 2015, Updated November 10, 2015
Hip, bohemian Florentin – a southern Tel Aviv neighborhood named for David Florentin, the Greek Jew who purchased the land in the 1920s – still has a few of the carpentry shops that once dominated the village-like streets. But the modest area is better known today for its edgy street art, pubs, ethnic and vegan eateries and nightlife.
Click on the video above to see why Florentin is fast becoming one of Tel Aviv’s coolest quarters.
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