Every good city has one. Haight Street in San Francisco, Ackland Street in St. Kilda, Australia, I've been to many but Sheinkin is the best. An eclectic collection of shops, cafes and beautiful people make this street worth a wander. If you like crowds, then get there mid morning on a Friday and take in the scene. Not to be... More

A place where the Jet set younger generation of Tel Aviv and surrounding cities meet for a Friday get -together, filling the street with smiling faces ,energy, laughter and friendship. Nothing can beat this atmosphere of fun. Mini-skirts,top notch jeans,and designer clothing ..not only in the high class shops that line the street on both sides."Lucky" means for you finding... More

Still the most fun you can have on yom-shishi before sundown. Friendly and Fun Loving people are overflowing from sidewalk to sidewalk. Oh how I miss the Old Shekin before the Ultra-Religious tried to ruin it.. and they do show up just to attempt to annoy the hard working glue that holds the country together. I miss Kaddem Flowers, Blue... More

Best place where to have a shopping afternoon session with falafel included during walk. More

Sheinkin street is the "young spirit" of Tel Aviv. The street is famous for it's boutique shops (clothing, shoes, music etc) and small restaurants and cafes. It's very hard to find parking in the street itself so consider parking in the surrounding area and just walking there. More

Avoid. At its best of little interest to anyone over 25. Currently a big ditch with struggling retailers. More

It was a great shopping area with good food and fun, the road is being torn up now. Hope it will be finished by spring 2012 More

Sheinkin Street is the old artist street, so it's very unique and interesting. You will like it for sure if you like to discover the most peculiar streets when you visit a new country, a new city. Nowadays you can find very nice shops, some very weird, but it's always nice to see them. Then, if you are hungry while... More

At the moment the street is being dug up. It will be many many months before walking and enjoying the avenue is possible. It is a minefield of construction equipment, workers, dust, noise. More