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Inside the 'monstrosity,' a gritty, mostly-abandoned bus station in Tel Aviv that’s become an oasis for artists and urban explorers

You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. In a neighborhood on the west coast of Israel ... ... just about two miles from ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

In the depths of Tel Aviv’s bus station, a fragile refuge for foreigners with nowhere else to go during war

TEL AVIV — Two floors underground, past dumpsters and oil-laden puddles, through a reinforced Cold War-era door, a bomb shelter is buried underneath Tel Aviv’s Central Bus Station. Built in 1993 to ...
U.S. News & World Report

Getting Around Tel Aviv

The best way to get around Tel Aviv is by bike. The city is relatively flat, and many of the top attractions are located fairly close to one another, making it easy to navigate on two wheels. Buses ...
Reuters

Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station: a grimy commuter hub with a soul

Opened in 1993 with hopes of rejuvenating one of its poorest neighbourhoods, Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station is now commonly referred to as "the Monstrosity".
Al-Monitor

Tel Aviv bus station becomes creative hotspot

A group of talented young designers have decided to take on the neglected eyesore that is Tel Aviv’s Central Bus Station, and by experimenting with urban agriculture and innovation they are showing ...
The Forward

In the depths of Tel Aviv’s bus station, a fragile refuge for those with nowhere else to go during war

(JTA) — TEL AVIV — Two floors underground, past dumpsters and oil-laden puddles, through a reinforced Cold War-era door, a bomb shelter is buried underneath Tel Aviv’s Central Bus Station. Built in ...