None of the reviews here or on blogs explain why its called the first Hebrew carousel (merry go round) - its the only one I've seen anywhere that turns right to left!

Not as pretty as a classic European Carousel, so it would benefit of some bedazzling, but hey it spins around!

Pretty cool attraction located in the heart of the Tel Avivian port. It’s a carousel that is very suitable for kids. You can ride with horses, surf on surfboards and even drive on nostalgic vehicles. The entrance fee is quite cheap and adults above 18 years old can enter for free (one adult for each kid). The all thing lasts 3 or 4 minutes and it’s very fun - even for adults :)

Simple , but so great attraction for children

If you have just a little of good weather, this is a perfect place for the weekend

As found in the website listed: 'The carousel that we proposed for the first Hebrew port, in the first Hebrew city, is, of course, the ‘First Hebrew Carousel’. It features a Hasakeh (a type of SUP board used by lifeguards since the beginning of the 20th century), a milk truck, Vespa scooters, horses (got to have some), and of course – a real Israeli-made Sussita, one of the first cars to hit the roads in the country. The carousel’s main pillar features a vintage advertisement from the country’s early days, and the loudspeakers play Hebrew music from way back when. One carousel ride costs 12 NIS, and it is open year-round.'

Always fun to come and enjoy a ride. Use tab is very cost effective.

This is a lame, customer unfriendly, unprofessional service. Avoid them.

Such a fun place to ride around on the electric scooters! Tons of fun :)

Few minutes of pure joy. Great location