What I can see

These low houses with courtyards are a veritable island and a time machine in a city of multi-storey buildings. Uziel Quarter consists of 28 residences with an elevated ground floor and semi basement, and most are kept in excellent condition. The buildings are divided into two parts: a) the bottom, consisting of stone and b) the upper part, which features wooden windows and art nouveau decorations from plaster and wood, located under the roof and around the openings. Among the building’s highlights are its small gardens found in most of the houses and the signs of former tram lines on the streets, dating to interwar period.

What I can't see

The name of the settlement comes from the contractor involved in the district’s development. They were originally built to be sold as residences, which is what they became and continue to be to this day.

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