Heritage & monuments
White City
The White City
The White City is a district in Tel Aviv characterized by a high concentration of Bauhaus-style buildings. Constructed primarily in the 1930s by architects fleeing Nazi Germany, the area features functionalist architecture defined by white facades, flat roofs, and geometric shapes. Visitors go here to observe this specific architectural movement through a walking tour of the residential and commercial streets.
Getting There
The district is located within the central urban area of Tel Aviv. Since it spans several neighborhoods, most visitors arrive via local buses or by walking from the city center. Travel time depends on the starting point but typically takes between 10 to 20 minutes from central hubs.
Time Required
A casual walk through the main streets takes approximately 2 to 3 hours. Those interested in a detailed architectural survey or a guided tour should allow a half-day to cover the various clusters of buildings.
When to Visit
The area is an open-air district, making it accessible at any time. Early morning or late afternoon is recommended to avoid the midday heat, particularly during the summer months. The streets can become crowded during peak shopping hours and weekends.
Nearby Attractions
The district is centrally located and can be combined with several nearby landmarks:
- Dizengoff Square (0km)
- Dizengoff Center (0.3km)
- Masaryk Square (0.4km)
- London Square (0.6km)
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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