As the Centennial Year draws to an end, one of its most special projects will be introduced in a weekend of walking tours. The Three Routes will be officially inaugurated on October 30 – 31.
The Three Routes are special walking trails which tell the story of the city through three distinguishing colors: white, blue and green.
The White Route goes through the White City and historic Tel Aviv.
The Blue Route runs along the city's coastline.
The Green Route follows the Yarkon River along Ganei Yehoshua.
Each Route includes key stations that highlight important sites and prominent inhabitants. The stations are marked by special solar tiles. Information about each station can be heard through any cellular device, by dialing054-4004414 and pressing the route and station number.
The White Route begins at the point where historic Yafo meets Neve Zedek and Ahuzat Bayit, passing through the heart of Tel Aviv-Yafo and tracing the city’s development over time. The Route passes through the heart of the White City, in the area recognized by UNESCO as a world culture heritage site in 2003. The Route reveals important stages in the city’s history and expansion and provides information on significant architectural phases in the city.
For more information about the White Route, click here
To download the map of the White Route, click here
To download the stations of the White Route, click here
The Blue Route represents Tel Aviv-Yafo’s beautiful coastline and the city’s Mediterranean Atmosphere. The Route follows the coastline – from the Yafo Ridge in the south to the Tel Aviv Port in the north – and includes important sites, places of historic significance and landmarks that formed the social, cultural and Mediterranean heritage of the city’s residents.
For more information about the Blue Route, click here
To download the map of the Blue Route, click here
To download the stations of the Blue Route, click here
The Green Route passes through Ganei Yehoshua along the Yarkon River. The route reflects Tel-Aviv-Yafo's green heritage, which changed it from a garden city, built on sand dunes, into a bustling metropolis that cultivates gardens, parks and green areas.
For more information about the Green Route, click here
To download the map of the Green Route, click here
To download the stations of the Green Route, click here