Small gardens inside city blocks and the paths linking them are the focus of a guided walk with Anat Groisman on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 9am to 11am. The tour starts at Liebling Haus, 29 Idelson Street, and ends near Chen Boulevard and Letriss Street.
The route follows the 1925 Geddes Plan, which shaped Tel Aviv’s northward expansion toward the Yarkon River and incorporated gardens within residential blocks. Participants will visit several gardens, walk the passages connecting them and hear how they were created and changed over time.
Groisman, a licensed tour guide, draws on research by architects Ruth Liberty-Shalev and Adi Har-Noy. The study was prepared for the municipal conservation department and presented in the “Urban Block Gardens” exhibition at Liebling Haus.
The route covers up to two kilometers and takes about two hours. Bring a hat, water and comfortable shoes. A standard ticket costs NIS 75. Details and registration, in Hebrew.
Liebling Haus visitors can receive a 75% discount at the nearby Bezalel car park, valid from 8am to midnight. Take the parking slip to the Liebling Haus reception desk and obtain a discount sticker before leaving.
