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Tel Aviv puzzle for purchase

Hello and thank you for purchasing a Piece of Tel Aviv

The puzzle that connects Tel Aviv, piece by piece – “A Tel Avivian Piece” is much more than a 1000-piece puzzle. It is a mosaic of love for places and stories in a city that I live and breathe nonstop between the seashore and the wide boulevards and the hidden corners.

I love to walk around it or just sit and observe it and it moves me every time. Tel Aviv, the only city in the world that was built from a fictional book but the reality in it surpasses all imagination.

Tel Aviv, “the first Hebrew city”, the city that most fully embodied the Zionist spirit of cultural life and human freedom of constant, vibrant and diverse renewal. Which became the subject of the writing of writers and poets, a city of passions and creativity and, as Nathan Alterman defined it, “there are more beautiful than it but none as beautiful as it.” A city that has an elusive, everyday and unexpected aesthetic – one that you discover when you put it together
piece by piece. “A Piece of Tel Aviv” was born from the desire to invite you to observe, discover, and fall in love.

If assembling the puzzle has aroused your curiosity – I invite you to join me on a true Tel Aviv trip: a walking tour, full of stories, flavors, perspectives, and small-large beauty hidden in every corner. And also to scan me – because there you can discover the story behind every corner. Waiting for you – between the pieces and between the streets.

With love,
Michal Sasson Bibi
Revealing the secrets of Tel Aviv-Yafo

פאזל תל אביב

Nice to meet you, there are two of us: Tel Aviv-Yafo, the city that enchants me, and I am Michal, a certified tour guide who lives and breathes the city non-stop.
Every day I take people with me to walk with the pulse of the city, to discover it, experience it and get excited.
In my love for the city, I designed a Tel Aviv experience for us that will fit into the home. I invite you to discover the Tel Aviv that I love in a spectacular puzzle that includes a colorful and contemporary illustration of the city’s cultural centers, vibrant streets and beaches.
An experience of a thousand urban pieces for a challenging and enjoyable experience.

A great gift for Tel Aviv lovers and those who have yet to fall in love, for puzzle enthusiasts and fans of modern art and unique illustrations. Perfect for personal assembly or as a fun family experience. A gift in Israel and abroad.

I invite you to fall in love with me in Tel Aviv-Yafo.

.One Tel Aviv. 1000 pieces. Infinite love

?Want to know what's hidden behind every corner
Join us on a journey and discover the full story that makes up the Tel Aviv puzzle

Shalom Meir Tower

Shalom Meir Tower

Shalom Meir Tower When Tel Aviv began to rise When it was built, you could see it from every corner. It was the first, tall, unique and special in the landscape of houses of little Tel Aviv. The gymnasium was destroyed, and every time I meet a group of tourists — they demand to understand the reason. Whoever goes inside will be able to discover - not everything is gone. The past still lives between the walls. And the surrounding towers are so tall. They look at the Shalom Tower and turn up their noses.

Carmel Market

Carmel Market

In the bustling city, everyone seems hungry. The walkers on Allenby Street are swallowed up by the market; Here the rhythm changes, the sounds also change tone: the honking of cars fades into the shouts of vendors and the clanking of knives. The smells swirl into a cloud of mint, turmeric, pastries and stews, and the colors melt into a mosaic of fiery tomatoes, green peppers and purple grapes. The market is a great place to smell, touch, taste and exchange words… And discover that every bite has a story at the tip of a fork.

Tel Aviv Beach

Tel Aviv Beach

The sea is the mirror of the city. She looks at it - The rush - turns into a crashing wave, The noise - into the sound of the waves, The rush - dissolves into the horizon, And thoughts - are washed away into the depths. When the city wakes up, She arranges her hair, Blinks at the sun - And waits… You can simply sit on a bench in front of the sea, And let it tell the story of the city.

Ben Nahum Hotel

Ben Nahum Hotel

The first night with a dream and hope they arrived in the small - new city. Until they got acquainted and found themselves an apartment, the hotel gave them a warm corner. The eclectic style was so impressive and its shape already guaranteed that their dream here could come true.

Independence Hall

Independence Hall

the house where a state was born Friday, 5th of Iyar 5758. Four in the afternoon. In the small hall in the center of the avenue, one could imagine - a whole nation gathered. "This is the State of Israel" - the words were spoken, writing a great moment in history. The whole nation shed a tear. Applause. "Hatikva" was sung. And the State of Israel - was a fact.
Download the free Artivive app (Google Play and App Store), point it at the Independence Hall in the puzzle, and be excited by the moment the State of Israel was born.

The First Kiosk

The First Kiosk

a refreshing drink with a taste of longing The building was small, but a great storm surrounded it: Would it corrupt morals? Would it encourage extravagance? And yet - it stood. In its center was a single sparkling tap, and a colorful liquid flavored with strawberry, lemon… or peach, which was poured into a clear glass cup and in an instant became everyone’s passion. Thus began an urban custom that flows through the veins of Tel Aviv to this day. Years passed, the gezoz was replaced by upside-down coffee. And the kiosk? - still here-on every corner. And every cup - has a story.

Culture Square – Habima

Culture Square – Habima

In the heart of Tel Aviv, between Sderot, the cultural buildings have lined up: the theater, the Philharmonic, the museum, and a square between them - part of the picture, but always leaving room for the next scene. Here you walk, sit, drink coffee, and wait for the moment when the lights go out - because the show is starting. And sometimes, even without a show - there is quite a bit of drama here. Because culture in Tel Aviv doesn’t end with the screen. Sometimes, it even begins after it.

Tel Aviv Cinematheque

Tel Aviv Cinematheque

Tel Aviv Cinematheque At the Cinematheque - When the lights go out - the story begins. At the Cinematheque, as in the city, there is room for everyone. Both invite us to stop for a moment, and look at things with a new perspective. Because sometimes, precisely in the dark - the picture becomes clearer. When the lights come on and the door opens - it's hard to know whether we're leaving the movie, or simply entering the next scene.

City Hall

City Hall

City Hall This is what a city hall once looked like - in all seriousness, and with a lot of style: Ceremonies in the courtyard, discussions behind wooden doors, A line for taxes that wound all the way to the entrance. In the house that stands at the end of Bialik Street Decisions were made that shaped the city: It was the editorial office of Little Tel Aviv. Want to feel what it was like? Enter the old city hall building - Today it is a museum. Open a door, wander through the rooms, and discover the little stories from which Tel Aviv was built.

Dizengoff Square

Dizengoff Square

For almost a century, she has wondered what is expected of a city square? To be beautiful? Green? High? Or simply to be happy. She has changed style but has remained loved and surrounded by people non-stop. Sitting in cafes or on the grass, and after a rest, going out to walk the only street whose name has created action. Because in which tourist guide will you not find that wandering around Tel Aviv is a must!

Culture Square

Culture Square

Dusk… In the center of the square is a sunken plaza manicured with ornamental flowers and wild plants, a tribute to the Tel Aviv agricultural-educational farm that once stood here. Children with their parents run around its edges and in it. Boys on bicycles check out ‘angles and slopes,’ neatly dressed people cross it on their way to a theater performance. On the boulevard opposite, young people drink beer at makeshift tables. I watch the hustle and bustle, and feel how the peace envelops me.

Habima

Habima

The lights go out and the show begins - this is how an evening at the Habima Theater opens. The actors pull a thin thread from the cocoon of life, and weave stories from it: sometimes funny, sometimes sad. When the theater was first established, the Hebrew language was the star of the stage because no one in the world had experienced a show in such a language. And now, when the curtain comes down and we step out into the illuminated arena, it seems as if a scene from another act is beginning here.

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Here we stop for a moment. We slow down, We let our eyes lead, And our heart - be moved. Outside, the city is running. Inside - the moment remains!

Tumarkin statue in Rabin Square

Tumarkin statue in Rabin Square

An inverted pyramid - hollowed out of rusty steel - is nestled in the square between Zichron and Tikva.

City Hall - Rabin Square

City Hall - Rabin Square

A rectangular concrete box, from which a wide balcony extends overlooking the square. During the day: forms, stamps, meetings and decisions. In the evening: lights, ceremonies, rallies and protests. When I walk through the square, or sit on a chair by the fountain, I always wonder - which side of the window should I be on?

Download the free Artivive app (Google Play and App Store), point it at the Independence Hall in the puzzle, and be excited by the moment the State of Israel was born.

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