Sunny Tel Aviv is home to a variety of public art, from large-scale memorials to small sculptures. Perhaps the most famous is Yigal Tumarkin's "Holocaust and Resurrection," a triangular iron and glass memorial on Rabin Square. Art lovers should also visit Tel Aviv University, where the sculpture garden offers a serene place to wander and ponder such works as "The Wings of Peace" by Carlo Zauli and "Solar Stairs: Homage to Kepler" by Gio Pomodoro. For a comprehensive list of public art in Tel Aviv, visit IsraelPublicArt.com.

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