Liebling Haus - White City Centre — Attraction in Tel-Aviv

Liebling Huas is simply a hidden gem in Tel Aviv. From the outside it might seem like just another building, but when you learn about the history of the house, and in relation to the bauhaus movement, you realize the place holds so much inside. There are both permanent and temporary exhibitions, and the place is keeping itself live and relevant all the time. It is un absolute must for architecture and urban planning lovers, but this places can really appeal to everyone!

I did the English tour (for the second time) with the amazing tour guide Nava and I really recommend it for your visit in the museum (30 NIS or 15 NIS for TLV citizens). Also recommended is the lovely cafe on the first floor, and the rooftop is another bonus! In short - go visit Leibling Haus! ☺️ (Photos are of the Eco-design temporary exhibition +...

The perfect place for architecture lovers! This place really captures the essence of Bauhaus buildings; Tells you the history from the general story of the building to the lives of the owners, the layers of the paint on the wall, even the thaught put into the placement of the windows. You can also explore the view of Tel Aviv from the rooftop. using the "liebling haus audio" app you'll hear stories told by architects and other professionals about all you can see there: around the hause and around the city of Tel Aviv. This place offers a work-space for professional from the field, a good place for networking and sharing ideas💡 So if you care for building conservation, architecture, art, history or even food (really nice cafeteria 😉) - this is the place for you to...

I want to like this place because it could be a great place to work, but in reality, it's a noisy and the people are irritating. Today was my fourth visit. Like every time before, I buy a coffee, sit down and try to work in quiet. BUT: within 20 minutes or less, someone comes over and tells me to move/go somewhere else because they want my table/chair/the space.

If you need to get on with your work in quiet, this is not the...