The White City (Israel)

The White City in Tel Aviv, Israel, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its extensive collection of Central European Modernist architecture from the 1930s. Designed primarily by German-Jewish architects fleeing Europe, these buildings feature white facades, clean lines, and innovative designs that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal. The area reflects a unique cultural exchange and early urban development in Israel, showcasing a cohesive architectural style that has been preserved and celebrated for its historical and artistic significance. It serves as a symbol of Tel Aviv’s modern identity and innovative architectural heritage.