In the halls of the General Staff of the State Hermitage, the exhibition “White City. Bauhaus architecture in Tel Aviv. " Airographs, photographs, maps, layouts, films and 3D visualizations tell how the famous German school of construction and design was formed in Tel Aviv and found its ideas in the local urban planning concept of the 1930-1940s. In 1933, Bauhaus was closed, fleeing the Nazi regime, a significant part of the Jewish architects migrated to Palestine.