British Custom's House on HaRakevet Street

The British Custom's House stands on HaRakevet Street with a stone facade and architectural elements typical of 1930s administrative buildings.

Constructed in 1936, this building regulated trade and customs operations during the British Mandate period, serving as a control point for goods entering Tel Aviv.

The structure represents the influence of British colonial architecture in Tel Aviv, combining European administrative design with local building traditions.

Located between two former railway tracks, the building remains accessible for viewing from HaRakevet Street in central Tel Aviv near the old port area.

The building's position between railway lines reflects its role in connecting sea and rail transport systems during Tel Aviv's early development period.

Location: Tel Aviv

GPS coordinates: 32.06360,34.77686

Latest update: April 4, 2025 14:47