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Noga— Tel Aviv
Preface
Tel Aviv’s Noga is home to a multicultural, creative community. Foreign buyers and modern luxury developments are moving in but it hasn’t lost its original feel. And it’s close to the beach too.
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01Cardo café and wine bar
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02Miznon Avi, a corner restaurant
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03Sgula Square
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04Saloona bar
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05Artist Yael Toren in her studio
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06The workshop of designers Lindy-Lu and Shlomy
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07Rose&Bloom architects
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08Lunch service at Gueta
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09Neshika Tsarfatit bakery
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10Fresh bread
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11Noga streets
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12Shlomy and Lindy-Lu’s apartment
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13Ilan Blum’s apartment
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14Inbal Raz-Rotbard’s home
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15Locals convene at Zalman’s Meats
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16Shlomy and Lindy-Lu
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17Paul Rozenberg
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18Inbal Raz-Rotbard
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19Ilan Blum and Ella Layani
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