The renovations of Dizengoff Square have finally come to an end, so what does it look like now?

The traffic flow of Tzina Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv was renewed this week after a year and a half of constructions that disturbed the peace of the environment due to a delay in the deadline. The residents suffered, the businesses suffered and the pedestrians had to walk around bulldozers. According to the Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality, "the opening of the core of the square is made possible in an almost complete format with specific closures, while at the same time the work to be finished is carried out mainly in the fountain pool." Those who live near the square will probably be able to sleep better at night, but the work has not ended completely.

The famous fountain in the heart of the square, by the artist Yaacov Agam was restored despite the predictions (and the prayers from some Tel Avivians). "At this point, the colors of the triangles of the statue are waiting for the artist's approval and then they will be sent to be repainted," the municipality says.