Finding borders - (King George Street in Tel Aviv)

HaMelech George in Tel Aviv, Stefanie Pietschmann photography, Bauhaus

Finding borders

The modern world constantly reminds us of the significance of surpassing boundaries and discovering what lies beyond. While this may seem like a positive notion encouraging self-discovery, it is not entirely accurate.

Yet, just because something is available doesn't mean you also want to or can use it.

It's understandable to feel overwhelmed by the endless possibilities life presents. If you want to avoid getting lost, it's important to remember that true freedom isn't about doing everything possible but discovering your boundaries and expressing yourself within them.

King George Street in Tel Aviv

HaMelech George (King George Street/ Hebr. רחוב המלך ג׳ורג׳) is located in the heart of Tel Aviv and an ideal location for a stroll, shopping, or dining. The street is lined with trees, colorful buildings, and cafes, giving it a warm and inviting atmosphere that is hard to resist. HaMelech George is also home to several historic buildings and landmarks that add to the street's charm and provide an exciting glimpse into the city's past.

Hi there, I'm Stefanie, the photographer, and author of the blog post you're reading now.


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