The Liebling House is a central Bauhaus building in Tel Aviv from the 1930s, allowing visitors to experience the International Style from within. A visit there combines an introduction to the White City's heritage, rotating exhibitions, and contemporary issues of preservation and urban design.
Beit Liebling is a prominent example of Bauhaus architecture in Tel Aviv from the 1930s and is the only municipal public building that allows visitors to experience the International Style from the inside.
The spaces within the building showcase the unique architectural heritage of the White City, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. A tour of the building offers a combined journey through the present and the past, allowing visitors to hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, tour the rotating exhibitions, and be exposed to current issues concerning the city's preservation and design today.