Sderot Rothschild and Ben Ziyon is the center of Tel Aviv culture. There’s a potpuri of theater, restaurants, parks, and an assortment of bauhaus architecture that is world-renowned . At the north end of Rothschild you will find the Habima Theater, Heichal Hatarbut, and Gan Yaakov.

Here’s a street scene from Rothschild:

On Sderot Ben Ziyon you can almost see down to the Sea via Bogroshov:

On Bogroshov, there are nice shops and restaurants leading down to Ocean, with an occasional sex shop mixed in…

I sometimes wonder if the dichotomies found in Tel Aviv are lost on its residents.