Though Israel quit UNESCO in 2019, it still has nine properties inscribed on the World Heritage List. One of these is the White City of Tel Aviv (pictured), which represents the largest concentration of Bauhaus architecture in the world.

This part of the city, largely designed in the 1930s by a collective of 200 architects fleeing Nazi Germany, consists of some 4,000 Modernist buildings.

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