Tel Aviv is one of the best city with beautiful atmosphere restaurant and delicious food is great and available every where ,you just need to search google map or TripAdvisor to get the nearest restaurant,hotels and bars location .transportation is also available anywhere anytime you want to visit Tel downtown location and neighbors by bus,minibus,or fast train.bahrku.com

Great station, there is 3 different entris. One from the north, east from ramat gan, and west from tel aviv where there is also the new central bus station. Not missing places to drink cofee, or eat something.

Not my favorite train station in Tel Aviv.. 🙈 it's a little dirty and the escalator almost never works so you have to climb up a bunch of steps

No matter how much they are renovating, this place is not comfortable. Dirty, ugly corridor, the restaurants and shops are awful. There's no place to sit and wait for your train. No place to charge your phone. Waiting on the track is not recommended. The toilets are always dirty. For one of the main train station in the country, this place is not modern and convenient.

It's a bit of a daunting experience navigating the Rail/Bus complex which is under construction especially for the Egged busses if you are a tourist. Egged should have a ticket window with a person you can buy tickets from, because the process of understanding that the only way to get a ticket is from a machine (if you are a tourist) is difficult to understand, especially if you don't speak Hebrew. Luckily the Israelis are always willing to help, and eventually you can figure things out, but Egged does NOT provide a.good customer experience here.The railway, on the other hand, is amazingly run and professional, unlike Egged Bus.

Very convenient train station to get all around the country. Has water and restrooms, The security is lazy

It gas been renovated and is much nicer now, but I didn't see any wheelchair accessible toilets there. The regular toilets were also renovated, you have to go down quite a few steps to get to them, but they were clean, there was toilet paper, soap, hand dryer, and a pleasant smell.

Very convenient railroad/train station. Central, on the edge and convergence between Tel-Aviv and Ramat-Gan. And also adjacent to Ayalon/Road-20 for intercity travel. And also adjacent to the 2000 Bus Terminal. Especially convinient for people coming into or travelling out of Tel-Aviv via public transit. Having the pedestrian cross bridge connecting Tel-Aviv and Ramat-Gang's Diamond Stock Exchange district (a.k.a. HaBursa). Although crossing the bridge which serves as the gateway to to go down to the train platforms, a pedestrian needs to print a crossing ticket from the dedicated ticket machine located right next to the turnstiles gates. A simple process once you get accustomed to it.

The station itself (I assume the Maps app was asking me about this). looks fairly old but it does it's job after all and you do have ways to pass time in there if you need so

Most of the signs and announcements are in Hebrew. Don't hesitate - Find someone that speaks English and ask for guidance.

Easy to understand where to catch your bus. Just walk around and find you bus number. Some buses like the ones going to Jerusalem you can buy your ticket inside. City buses no. Make sure you have the bus card with money on it. You cannot buy tickets inside the bus.

It's a train station. Functions as such.

Major train station at Tel Aviv, you can take train for every station at Israel.

It's a lot calmer than Azrieli station. Punctual efficient, clean.. a lot of animals arround.. I do love riding the train!! Highly recommended

People here are rude. The trains run at 4:50am and all the gates are closed and they refuse to open them until 5:00am leaving people with no rides.

Very pleasent train station. You can switch to any direction or destination. Make sure to be attentive to changes.

it's a train station. too bad they didn't think to write on the outside the word "train" or to put some kind of symbol of a train, so tourists would know. otherwise, its a train station, you can get a coffee and catch a train. kind of what you expect.

Appealing services, trains always behind schedule. Poor station facilities and unskilled personal. Avoid if possible at all cost. Not recommended to visit with children, extremely air polluted station as its located between massive highways. Extremely harmful for your health.

Central train station, close to inter/intra urban bus lines,; pedestrians' foot bridge to Ramat Avi - by Diamond and Stock exchanges

Clean, not too large and simple to find your train. Don't get too stressed if you are coming here for the first time. Plan a few extra minutes to go through xray security check when you arrive.

Place for quick shopping and important railway station hub to from Jerusalem. The cleaning can be strongly improved.

The fast train between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem takes just 35 minutes. The stations on both ends are super modern, the trains are usual quite prompt, the trains are very clean and comfortable.

Took this train going to Jerusalem, a lot of commuters waiting for train. almost crowded inside the train.

Bustling train station, clean and well organized, except for some construction now. There's even a grand piano where anyone may sit down and play.

one of the most central stations in tlv

Centeral train station, food, toilets and coffee stands. neerby large bus station.

Air pollution is high because the station is on open air and it is situated between two sides of the biggest highway in Tel Aviv which is called Ayalon highway.

It could have better quality coffee shops and food chain stores. The Burger Ranch there is absolutely disgusting.

Took off the train into the city. Due to the Covid remaining the train experience is nicer than ever.

Mostly comfortable, pretty dirty, easy to navigate, signs everywhere.

Clean, well located, quick service