Discover the Azrieli Mall & Observatory in Tel Aviv

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Overview

The Azrieli Mall & Observatory, located in the heart of Tel Aviv, is a remarkable destination that combines shopping, dining, and panoramic views. This iconic complex features three distinctive skyscrapers, contributing to the vibrant skyline of the city. The mall itself boasts a diverse range of trendy shops and over 30 dining options, ensuring visitors find something for every taste. At the pinnacle of the tallest building, the Observatory offers an exhilarating perspective of Tel Aviv, showcasing awe-inspiring views of the cityscape and waterways. Guests can indulge in a fine dining experience at the Observatory restaurant, catch an informative 3D film, and use audio guides for an enriched visit. With dedicated play areas and entertainment options for children, the Azrieli Mall & Observatory is a must-visit attraction for families and tourists seeking a memorable experience in Tel Aviv.

Photo of Azrieli Mall & Observatory
Photo of Azrieli Mall & Observatory
Photo of Azrieli Mall & Observatory
Opening hours
  • Sunday 04:20 - 22:30
  • Monday 04:20 - 22:30
  • Tuesday 04:20 - 22:30
  • Wednesday 04:20 - 22:30
  • Thursday 04:20 - 22:30

Open 24/7

Contact Info
  • Addressמנחם בגין 132 עזריאלי קומה 49 בניין העגול, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Israel
  • Phone+972 3-608-1179

Reviews

Marta Novak
Slovakia
2
The elevator to the top floor costs 4 euros, which is reasonable, but the windows were really dirty and the bar was not open. I don't think it's worth the visit.
Samuel Horak
Slovakia
1
I couldn't access the top floor of the observatory tower because, upon arriving at the entrance, it took some time to figure out where it was, and the staff informed us that the tower was closed that week. Had I known this beforehand, I would not have visited. I couldn't find the information I needed since the observatory's website is in Hebrew, so I am only giving it one star.
Olga Ivanova
Russia
1
This is a bay window space. The windows are incredibly dirty both inside and outside... There were no explanations provided... The view could be quite fascinating if only the windows were cleaner...
Tanya Markova
Russia
5
To access the observatory, you must pay 25 nis before 1700 and 15 nis after. There is a little trick you can use. Just tell the lady near the elevators that you're going to the café on the 49th floor, and you'll save some money.
Svetlana Petrov
Russia
5
This spot offers a stunning view of the evening Tel Aviv.