Yesterday I took a guided walking tour of Bauhaus Tel Aviv with Yona Wise. I found her knowledgeable and engaging. The tour included Rothschild Street and streets off Rothschild and encompassed original and newly renovated buildings. I even got a sneak peek into an interior lobby! I would recommend the tour for anyone who wants to know more about Bauhaus/White... More

We had an excellent guide and he provided considerable information about all of the buildings that we encountered on the tour It was very worthwhile

Tel Aviv's oldest respectable buildings, a world of 4,000 Bauhaus edifices built in the 1930, declared by the Un as a World Cultural Heritage Site.

Most bauhaus buildings were not preserved very well. Hopefully new city laws and reconstruction projects will change this situation.

There is an free evening tour of Tel Aviv which takes in Neve Tszdeck and part of the White City it very interesting and informative.Starts at the end of Rothschild at 8.00 on Tuesday evening.

Being very taken in by the architectural qualities of Bauhaus visiting the different areas of Tel Aviv' s White City was a great experience. Restoration and maintenance remains a challenge but in general the White city is well preserved and represents a coherent and friendly living environment.

this area called "Heart of Tel Aviv" streets like Balfur, Yehuda Halevi and aroun Herzel, Alenbi

what a joy to come upon rothschild blvd! a pedestrian mall of many blocks, with coffee houses along the way, ending at the at the mann auditorium with its lovely italian restaurant. explore, eat, drink coffee, take pictures, meet people; what a day.

Walk around and enjoye an open lived-in museum for Bauhouse architecture. I loved it.