The tourists from across the globe prefer visiting the city of Tel Aviv which is loaded with some of the best tourist attractions that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the country. While in the city, the visitors like to take some time off from their busy schedule to go for seeing the Tel Aviv tourist attractions. One of the most frequently visited places is the Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv. The tourist come to see the Shalom Tower in Tel Aviv which is actually an office tower containing a small commercial centre. The Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv has its importance in the fact that it was the first tall tower to be built in the whole of Israel.
The Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv rivaled the tallest buildings in Europe when it was completed in the year 1965 and was considered as the tallest building in the whole of Middle East. The Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv comprise thirty-four floors and stands tall with a height of about hundred and forty-two feet. If one traces back the history of the location where the now stands, one would be amazed to know that basically the Herzliya Hebrew School stood there. The school was demolished to build the Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv but the act was greatly criticized by many and also regretted though the tower has brought in prosperity to this region.
The Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv offers great panoramic view of the surrounding region. The observatory on the thirty-fourth floor hosts a cafe which is the place where an interactive multimedia exhibition showcasing the history of the city of Tel Aviv is held for everyone wishing to learn more about the place. You will get to see the rising landmass of the Mount Carmel and also Jordan along with the desert on a clear day. When you enter the lobby of the Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv you will get to see fantastic paintings depicting the city of Tel Aviv in both its new as well as old forms. The Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv is open from ten o' clock in the morning till half past six in the evening from Sunday till Thursday and on Saturdays from eleven o' clock in the morning till four o' clock in the evening.
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