Visiting the Azrielli Center, More than a Mall

During Pessach, I ended up at the Azrieli Center, given its proximity to the HaHaganah Train Station, transportation that would take me to Yavne East, the home of my good friends Dvora and Eli and their five gorgeous daughters. So why not explore this state of the arts architectural landmark?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azrieli_Center

The Mall was packed given the Passover break and I felt overwhelmed with the noise, the crowd, and the feeling of being trapped indoors when the sun was shining. So, I to's ok myself to the rooftop and discovered an entertainment park. There, I found a bench and enjoyed my coffee and delicious slice of pizza (kosher for Pessach) made of potato flour.

During this experience, I was so engaged in my photography, that I lost a plastic bag containing cookies and chocolates for my friends. I felt frustrated, but had no choice but let my loss go. And I kept going and filling my eyes with amazement.

Some of the photos are taken inside the mall, and the others atop the Mall where I caught a view of Tel Aviv.