Malls
Gan Ha'ir
just off Rabin square, an up-market oriented mini-mall with a great cafe at the top of it.
Azriely Center
Situated at the feet of the Azriely Towers and connected to HaShalom Train Station. This is the largest mall in the city and is often over crowded. Visitors can climb to the top of the mall for a nice free view of the city, or get to the observatory at the top of the Circular Tower see in the "do" section. There are many stores in the mall, along with a large movie theater.
Dizengoff Center
The first mall in Israel. This large mall has, in addition to the usual selection, some specialty shops, such as musical instruments, stamps, hand-held devices, hobby etc. On Thursday and Friday there is a food market inside the mall with all kinds of restaurants and amateur chefs selling dishes for decent prices.
Main shopping streets
Shenkin St.
A trendy and much more lively street that has mainly clothing shops of smaller less known designers along with known brands. Also contains many coffee shops and restaurants. During Friday this street is as crowded on the sidewalk as most of Tel Aviv is on the road.
Dizengoff St.
Many different shops all along Dizengoff street, with the north of Dizengoff is spread with many small Israeli designer shops.
State Square
One of the biggest squares in Tel Aviv and Israel. A very expensive and chic area for shopping with many major designer stores all around a big green circular traffic square.
Ben Yehuda St.
A street that is located close to the beach and tourist area has several Judaica, Jewelery and Souvenir shops.