Tel Aviv White City Travel Guide, Israel

Scenic spot introduction:

The White City of Tel-Aviv, Israel, is a group of modernist-style buildings that coexist ancient and modern cities, taking into account the combination of humanities, climate, and sand. It is a pioneer of contemporary architecture and a city that takes into account both internal and external aspects. In July 2003, UNESCO recognized the White City of Tel Aviv as a World Cultural Heritage.

Attractions distribution:

Tel Aviv is one of the areas with the most densely populated International Style buildings in the world. It is also the only city in Israel that allows residents to do whatever they want on the Sabbath, including cinemas, theater hotels, opera houses, museums, clubs, dance halls, bars and talk rooms. The show makes the streets of Tel Aviv bustling every moment. There are three main routes to visit the White City, namely Dizengoff, Rothschild and Bialik. These three routes pass through different famous buildings in the White City.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

travel, vacation, honeymoon, town, architecture