Tel Aviv

About Tel Aviv

Population

405 000 dans la ville
1 176 700 dans laire urbaine

Résolution

52 km² (20 mi²)

Altitude

40 m

Tel Aviv was established in 1909 as Achuzat Bait, the "First Hebrew City after 2000 years of exile", Tel Aviv took its current Biblical name the following year. The city was founded as simply a residential suburb of its neighbour Yaffo, with no economic activity allowed within its borders. At the northern end of Herzel Street, mandatoric Israel's first Jewish school in 2000 years, Gymnasia Herzeliya, was established. One of Tel Aviv's most famous skyscrapers, Shalom Mayer Tower, occupies the site these days. On May 15th, 1948, The State of Israel was declared in Tel Aviv, which then served as Israel's first capital until the liberation of Jerusalem two years later, during that year Yaffo was also annexed to Tel Aviv, which was then officially renamed Tel Aviv-Yaffo. Today "The City Which Never Sleeps" has become the nation's economic, commercial, and cultural heart. It claims the largest skyline in Israel and is the country's second largest city, attracting businessmen and tourists from all over the world. Over 1.1 million people visit this metropolitan daily. Tel Aviv lies on the soft sand beaches of the Mediterranean coast, and is filled with high-class hotels, restaurants, museums, concert halls, cinemas, and theatres along with Tel Aviv University, Israel's largest with over 27,000 students. Future developments like the Tel Aviv Subway-Tram and many tall buildings on the drawing boards give a promising future to Israel's Big Apple. In July, 2003, Tel Aviv's White City was announced unanimously by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, as the city boasts the largest number of Bauhaus International Style buildings in the world, some 2500 buildings.

Zones urbaines

North Business Center (23), Rothschild Boulevard (22), South Business Center (32), Tel Aviv 2000 (3), The Kirya (29), The Promenade (43)

Arrondissements

City Center (273), East Side (47), North Side (183), South Side (8), Yaffo (3)

Région métropolitaine

Azur, Bat Yam, Beer Yaakov, Bet Dagan, Bnei Brak, Ganei Tikva, Givat Shmu'el, Givatayim, Herzeliya, Holon, Kfar chabad, Kfar Shmaryahu, Kiryat Ono, Lod, Nechalim, Nes Tziona, Or Yehuda, Petah Tikva, Ramat Efal, Ramat Gan, Ramat HaSharon, Ramla, Rehovot, Rishon LeZion, Savyon, Tel Aviv, Yahud

Nombre de bâtiments

No.	Current status
1 233	Tous les bâtiments
881	construit
112	en construction
235	prévu
2	jamais construit
3	démoli

Bâtiments les plus hauts

#	Bâtiment	Hauteur	Année
1	Azrieli Sharona	782 ft	2017
2	Midtown Office Tower	659 ft	2017
3	Azrieli Center Circular Tower	614 ft	1999
4	Midtown Residences	607 ft	2018
5	Arlozorov Towers 1	591 ft	2020

Types de bâtiment

No.	Type
608	immeuble
393	Bâtiment bas
191	gratte-ciel
14	pont
6	stade
6	fontaine
5	synagogue
2	phare
1	cheminée
1	château d'eau
1	clocher
1	grande roue
1	édifice ouvert
1	grande salle monumentale
1	théâtre en plein air
1	édifice avec tours

Autres bâtiments

No.	Type
15	Bâtiments célèbres
105	Bâtiments avec des images de construction