Artists, musicians, and young professionals flock to Tel Aviv's more secular culture, which includes clubs, pubs, a flourishing arts community, and beaches. Its UNESCO-designated Bauhaus architecture has earned it the nickname "The White City." Between the cultural display pavilions of Haaretz Museum, ancient Independence Hall Museum, busy Carmel Market, and Old Jaffa's boardwalk, you may walk, drive, or use the common public transport in the city.