Tel Aviv and the surrounding areas are rife with cinemas. You can find popular Israeli and international films at the Rav Hen movie theater in Dizengoff Square, but if you are looking for independent foreign and artistic films, the best places are Lev Cinema in the Dizengoff Center Mall and the Tel Aviv Cinemateque, which screens Israeli and foreign films from its archives. If you’re looking to really make a day or night out of going to the cinema, check out the massive Gilot Cinema City, off the highway between Tel Aviv and Herzliya, which is open 7 nights a week and has 30 screens, a complex that includes a small mall and a number of bars and restaurants and VIP ticket package options.
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