Habima Square is the cultural anchor at the northern end of Rothschild Boulevard, occupied on three sides by the Habima Theatre (Israel's national theatre), the Charles Bronfman Auditorium (home of the Israel Philharmonic), and the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
The square itself was redesigned by Dan Zur in the early 2010s as a sunken oval garden with shaded benches and a single large date palm grove at the centre. It is one of the most pleasant open spaces in central Tel Aviv to sit in the late afternoon.