Givon Square is cut off from the city’s roads, and It’s a piazza. The area of the square has undergone significant renovation. The parking lot disappeared and became ground, with no less than five floors of parking underfoot. The surface of the square has been renovated, several eateries have begun to open facades to it as well, and in the last year, shading has hung over it and will be especially suitable for warmer days. The children can enjoy it freely and without fear of being hit by a car / electric scooter and the surprising silence that prevails in it. In one of the main places in the city, when the tops of the new buildings protrude around, a new-old and quite charming urban landscape is obtained. On Fridays, a vintage fair takes place here, and quite a few restaurants offer some excellent options, from Boza ice cream and its delicate flavors, the new brewery “Schnitt” and “Porter & Sons” to Onmi’s sushi. A bread bakery, a supermarket, and a store for animal products are also waiting in the square. It still has more organic urban life left than the municipality’s engineered complexes – such as the station complex, Sharona, and others. So almost everyone has something to look for here.
