White City in Tel Aviv is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique collection of Bauhaus architecture. Built in the 1930s, it features over 4,000 buildings designed by German Jewish architects who fled to Palestine during the rise of the Nazi regime. The buildings are characterized by their minimalist design, functional forms, and white facades. The area is located in the heart of Tel Aviv and showcases a blend of modernist style and urban planning. Visitors can explore the streets lined with these historic structures, which reflect the city's cultural and architectural heritage, making it a significant part of Israel's history.