Browse exhibitions about the architecturally significant White City neighborhood and join a guided tour to see some of the city’s finest Bauhaus landmarks.

This Brutalist landmark stands at the edge of Tel Aviv’s main square, a public place home to memorials and the location for demonstrations and events.

Surrounded by modern high rises, Tel Aviv’s biggest square stands out because of its solemn character and its historic significance for Israel.

You can learn about the history of Tel Aviv with a visit to Habimah Square. Stroll along the area's waterfront or experience its acclaimed theatre scene.

Explore the impressive home of one of Israel’s most celebrated poets for a glimpse into his private life, poetic works and cultural interests.

Positioned at the location of his assassination, this poignant public artwork is one of several commemorations to the late Prime Minister of Israel Yitzhak Rabin.