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Originally Posted by ihernandez  I've been in Tel Aviv too, yes is an incredible city, I never said the opposite, I just beleave is not at the same level of mexico city. You are calling me ignorant just because my opinion is different than yours.
My opinion is not changing Mexico City has a richer history, and culture, an incredible and wide architecture, and is more cosmopolitan.
by the way I already saw those Tel Aviv pictures in previous pages. |
really? have you ever been to tel aviv?? when?
, and don't worry you can give your opinion i like argueing with people
(i'm kidding) , but is very arrogant saying that
is crazy (
) to compare mexico city with tel aviv, i'm not sure u have ever been to tel aviv because of your comments...
by the way most of the last pics are new, is not my gallery but are new pics..
if you were in tel aviv i'm sure u went to jaffa, part of tel aviv metro city, is an ancient city with more than 5,500 years of history (one of the oldest in the world), people say that in jaffa Jonah was eaten by the big fish
, and Jaffa port is the oldest port in the world, Herod visit it many times to build his big temple in j erusalem many centuries ago, lot of things happened in there, and there is the great Cesarea pretty close to tel aviv too.
and you can feel the israeli mediterranean culture with their increible cuisine, lot of energy day and night, music, street shows..
tel aviv has an incredible architecture too, it has the world's largest minimalist style buildings, that's why is amazing to walk along tel aviv streets, you find every kind of building with very interesting designs, that's why all tel aviv was named heritage of humanity by UNESCO in 2003.
and cosmopolitan?? i read that toronto star consider tel aviv as the top 10 cities with more recreational offer in the world...
plus is not a secret that tel aviv is one of the most multicultural cities in middle east (or the most..), also the city was named by a british airway magazine as one of the greatest rave destinations in the world (rave parties, clubbing..)..
so don't underrate tel aviv, is greater than you think..
