The Performing Arts Center, situated right next to the Museum, is home to two of the country’s largest and most important cultural institutions: the Cameri Theater of Tel Aviv, and the Israeli Opera. The Cameri Theater offers a fine repertoire of theatrical productions, featuring leading Israeli actors. To the Cameri Theater website
The Israeli Opera offers not only operas, but also dance and music productions, some of which are suitable for the whole family. To the Israeli Opera website >

In front of the Tel Aviv Municipality, about ten minutes walk from the Museum, is Rabin Square — the city’s main square, which is used to hold major events, ceremonies, and rallies. In this large rectangular plaza you can see the monument to the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, and the Holocaust and Revival Memorial, a famous work of the sculptor Igael Tumarkin, in the form of an inverted pyramid erected on a triangular base (which, when viewed from above, forms a Star of David). To the Tel Aviv Tourism website >

About a two-minute walk from the Museum is a green oasis, where you can take a break from the city’s sights amid pleasant grassy areas in the shade of trees, and enjoy playground facilities for children.

The Azrieli Towers, situated some ten minutes walk from the Museum, offer a huge range of fashion and leisure shopping and restaurants. At the top of the round tower, on the 49th floor, is the Azrieli Observatory, which offers views of the entire city — including the nearby Sarona complex, the Neve Tzedek neighborhood, and the Tel Aviv boardwalk. To the Tel Aviv Azrieli Mall website >

The Sarona complex — some ten minutes walk from the Museum — consists of 33 stone buildings built by the German Templar settlers in the latter half of the nineteenth century. These buildings, which have been conserved and renovated, are now mostly occupied by businesses and restaurants. Sarona is a pleasant place, with beautiful houses, grassy areas, and seating areas. There is also a Visitor Center, which tells the story of Tel Aviv’s German colony in the nineteenth century. To the Sarona Complex website >

Sarona Market is the largest indoor culinary center in Israel. It is situated at the end of the Sarona complex, and covers nearly 9,000 sq.m (9,700 sq. ft.). Like noted food markets around the world, it offers a variety of food and drink from Israel and around the world, including freshly caught fish and seafood, locally grown vegetables and fruits, imported cheeses, and international and locally produced wines. To the Sarona Market website >