“Bauhuas” was an art and architecture school in Germany operating during the years 1919-1933. It was famous for developing the “International style”, known for absence of ornamentation and harmony between the function of the building and its design.
More then 4000 building in Tel-Aviv were built in the 1930’s in that style, and being so, in 2003 UNESCO recognised Tel-Aviv as a “World Cultural Heritage site”. In 2008 a Bauhaus Desgin Museum 
was also operned in Tel-Aviv.
Book a Private Architectural Tour of Tel-Aviv
A Presentation of the Bauhaus architectural style in Tel-Aviv
Points of Interest in the Area
 | Rubin Museum |
 | Neve Tzedek |
 | Nahalat Binyamin Arts and Crafts Fair |
 | Day Tour of Jaffa and Tel-Aviv |
