Took part in a most informative Bauhaus walking tour with the assistance of a very well-prepared and competent guide. It took about two hours what I enjoyed completely. Tel Aviv is probably the capital of Bauhaus achitecture with her almost ten thousands buildings. The tour was rather expensive but it was worth of it.

I did the 90 min self guided tour and it was really interesting. Since I work in construction I would have wished a bit more information and details but maybe the 2 hrs tour would have been a better fit. Also there were some issues with the audio guide with the first one not playing and the second one in the wrong language. Luckily I’m bi-lingual

A very cool collection of gifts, art, and souvenirs that are really interesting items for tourists or locals. The gallery is worth checking out as well. Although it's not a large space, they make the most of it and it's worth visit.

Did the self-tour (90mins video+walking) and just loved it. Whether you are an architect expert or not (I'm not) this is a secret jewel in your visit to Tel Aviv, as you will see with different eyes from then on. The city historic background and it's beautiful buildings are not a coincidence. Very nice people in the center too. Definitely 10/10!

I loved the Bauhaus Center. There are many-many interesting and designer stuff. You can spend minimum half an hour to see all things what you can buy. It has three floor. Two floors are a shopping area. But on the basement there is an exhibition about the history of Bauhauses of Tel Aviv. No entrance fee (the exhibition is small, only a part of the shop). It is absolutely worth to visit. And you can buy good and qualitative souvenir to home.

What a great place. Built in the 1970's. Still modern. Must have been amazing when it first opened. Fresh airy spaces with curves and a maze of little interesting shops and boutiques. Coffee shops to eat in on every floor. Book shops, clothes, tattoo parlour, electronic HiFi and ordinary electric home appliances. Fresh fruit and vegetables, cosmetics and mobile phones. On the lowest floor is a large sand pit and children play area surrounded by 2 easy coffee shops. We are in Greg coffee shop where dogs are also welcome. Amazing shopping mall unlike any other I have been to. Starting to show it's are but well worth a visit. Allow enough time to explore. I was told that all the plants on the balconies are hydroponic and that the grow vegetables to eat on the roof along with a resident bee hive.

Really incredible stuff here. Both for gifts and just for home decoration. History, art, design, religious objects etc etc etc - and not just those that are related to the Bauhaus style. One of a kind.

We took the 90 minute walking tour of Bauhaus architecture and thoroughly enjoyed it. We really learned a lot about the influences on the style of building and the differences in emphasis of the individual architects.

Very friendly staff, a great exhibition and a well-kept shop. I really enjoyed my time with the Bauhaus Center's White City Tour around Zina Dizengoff square. A very good experience during my first visit to beautiful Tel Aviv.

It’s a unique tour that takes you through the white city of Tel Aviv and a series of (mostly residential) buildings of international style in the 30s. We took the self guided tour with an audio guide with 100+ shekels (forgot the exact price). The self guided tour has a regular version and an extended version with one more stop (a small communal garden). They also have human guided tours on Friday and Sunday. The tour is supposed to be 1.5hr (regular) or 2 hr (extended), but you can pace it yourself to be faster. Overall the tour is interesting. It starts with a very informative 20+ minutes video covering the history of Bauhaus architectural style. Then with a help of a map and audio guide, you walk around the neighborhood to see 13-14 signature buildings with the audio guide explaining to you the history of these buildings, the unique element from each of them, and the architect themselves.

Really cool spot for those interested in arts and architecture. They have some really cool books and prints, souvenirs and goodies. Wide spectrum of prices across all their stuff. Strongly recommend leafing through the books, especially the older ones, on the second floor library area. The basement gallery is also a fun spot, admittedly pretty limited.

Cool, quality souvenirs at reasonable prices (for Tel Aviv) The service is friendly and helpful. The store is clean and organized. Make sure to label your gift right after it’s wrapped, so you won’t forget which is which 🤩

Starting point for the Bauhaus tour of Tel Aviv offered by the center. The tour, which is completed on foot, is rather short in terms of distance and therefore also suitable for people who are not too good on foot. The tour guide was good, had a wide knowledge and was able to answer questions. The introduction beforehand in the basement of the Bauhaus Center is poor. Simply a movie is shown. The free view of the flat screen is limited because of columns and the chaotic seating arrangement.

Great gallery, souvenirs and book shop dedicated to the Bauhaus and Tel Aviv. We took their audio guide tour that is about 1.30 hour long and takes you around the center where some of the buildings are. Must visit as the Tel Aviv is known for its white buildings.

This was a great tour! I loved getting to walk through Tel Aviv, and learn the history of the city and architecture. It was a great way to spend the morning!

Very interesting tour that provides a new view for those who live in TA but unware of the history and the architecture. We enjoyed it very much. Fits local israelies but also tourists!

My friend and I took the self tour. It was very nice. May, 5pm. Golden hour (or almost). The information in the guide was interesting, the buildings are beautiful with all the trees and flowers around. A very pleasant walk.

Nice store with beautiful things about the city you can buy for yourself or friends.

Good collection of postcards , gifts , unique designs for household or stylish ideas. If you like to browse around for art , culture or paintings, books etc not only for Bauhaus architecture , its the right place for you. Old pictures and styles from TLV and of course all about the Bauhaus architecture in TLV.

The self guided tour of Bahaus architecture was really great! I very much enjoyed. It was really interesting. The people at the store are also very nice and helpful.

Did the self-guided walking tour of the White City, and really enjoyed it! The audio guide provides very interesting details about the history and architecture of the place. You'll pass by Dizengoff Square which has a lot of lovely bakeries and cafes. Overall love the clean lines and shapes of Bauhaus architecture so if you're into that definitely do the tour! The staff in the shop was super friendly and helpful, and helped set up the audio guide, gave us a map and showed us a 25min intro video. The store itself has great prints if you want to get souvenirs.

Interesting and highly enjoyable guided walking tours: I've joined the weekly public tour in the past, and a few years later took an extended private guided tour with friends. Both tours were interesting and beautiful walks through the unique White City of Tel Aviv. Whether you're joining a tour or not: Shop and Gallery is a must-see in your Tel Aviv Trip, to understand the Bauhaus heritage.

We used the self-guided tour for architects & city planners. It exceeded our expectations. Easy to follow & extremely informative. Well worth the 2 hours we spent walking the neighborhood streets.

I like small cosy but creative place.

The center offers both in house published books and old second hand books from renown architects. The tour was amazing and detailed the significance of the Bauhaus and international style architecture. If you're interested in architecture then this place should be on your bucket list!

Our guide was terrific. She was knowledgeable, well spoken, and clearly passionate about the architecture, history and culture of Tel Aviv. She brought the city to life for us!

It’s just a souvenir shop which rents an audio guide for the neighborhood. It is too expensive for what is offered especially taking into account that is not a physical guide. Some of the buildings in the route are not so interesting. If you don’t have any more thing to do in Tel Aviv it can be a good option, otherwise don’t waste your time nor money

THE place to learn about the fabulous architecture all around you in Tel Aviv. Take the audio or guided tour! We did the extended-length "professional" tour; fascinating. Also a great little souvenir, book, and poster shop.

we took the “professional “ architect’s tour which took 2.5 hours. It was INCREDIBLE! Well curated and the descriptions felt accessible (I trained as an architect, my husband did not, but said he appreciated the narration). This was probably the most satisfying activity I’ve taken part in during my trip to Israel and gave me the perspective to understand my surroundings as I travel through Tel Aviv.

We attended the white city bauhaus tour for 2 hours. Tour guide was excellent. Very informative and nice tour I would strongly recommend to the interested TLV visitor.

Good Place to Learn about Bauhaus Architecture. We took the Classic Bauhaus tour. The movie was very informative and our guide was also very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the subject. On the down side was that the guide's microphone made a lot of loud static/clicking noises as we walked and the headsets only worked so-so so we missed some of the stories. The other disappointment was that we were not given a map, as promised by the website. We asked for it at the end of the tour and were told in a very abrupt manner that there were no maps except one that we had to buy for 25 shekels and that there was not even a map that we could take a picture of; that encounter left a bad impression of what was otherwise a good tour. It's also a bit pricey, but then again this is Tel Aviv. I would still recommend it to architecture fans.

Here you can find interesting souvenirs with Tel Aciv symbols. The choice of goods is similar to museum shop. Love this place. It’s much interesting to buy gift here than bring something like figs or hummus from Israel

Interesting material and historical of early Israel/Palestine photos for sale.

It a desing shop very interesting.

Part of the hotel the food was tasty nice service.

Im the market in the old part of the city you can find from local fashion designers, souvenirs, antique shops, restaurants and bars. @msmorales2010