Architecture tour from the boulevard to the stage – architecture and culture on Rothschild
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Technical details
Tour times
Jan 30, 2027between 10:00 and 12:00
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Price
$150 per person
Meeting point
50 Rothschild Blvd.
An architecture tour along the northern part of Rothschild Blvd., from 50 Rothschild to Habima Square, following Tel Aviv’s shift from the residential buildings of the 1920s and 30s to the public architecture of the city’s cultural center.
Along the way we’ll meet
Engel House by Ze’ev Rechter, one of the pioneers of building on pilotis in Tel Aviv.
Yehuda Magidovitch, at the moment he moved from eclecticism to modernism.
104 Rothschild, with its unique...
An architecture tour along the northern part of Rothschild Blvd., from 50 Rothschild to Habima Square, following Tel Aviv’s shift from the residential buildings of the 1920s and 30s to the public architecture of the city’s cultural center.
Along the way we’ll meet
Engel House by Ze’ev Rechter, one of the pioneers of building on pilotis in Tel Aviv.
Yehuda Magidovitch, at the moment he moved from eclecticism to modernism.
104 Rothschild, with its unique expressionist language.
At Habima Square and the culture complex
The architectural transformations of the Habima Theatre.
The Charles Bronfman Auditorium and Gan Yaakov.
Dani Karavan’s Culture Square.
The sculpture “Uprising” by Menashe Kadishman.
The Eyal Ofer Pavilion.
A journey from the city home to the stage and the museum.
"On the tours I lead, we are exposed to the story of the city - from the establishment of the mansion and the first streets in the eclectic style, through the White City and the international style, to today's urban renewal trends along the light rail route and at the Rothschild Main Business Center."
⬤ Architect and architectural tour guide in Tel Aviv ⬤ Has a master's degree in architecture from Roma Tre University in Rome. ⬤ Engages in planning and managing urban renewal and building preservation projects in Tel Aviv.
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