New City Collection

Israel, Jerusalem, Jerusalem Chords Bridge, designed by Santiago Calatrava

Dresden seen from the left bank of the Elbe river, below the fortifications, 1748. Found in the Collection of Dresden State Art Collections

Dresden seen from the left banks of the river Elbe, 1748. Found in the Collection of Dresden State Art Collections

View of the Neumarkt in Dresden from the Judenhofe, 1749. Artist: Bellotto, Bernardo (1720-1780)
View of the Neumarkt in Dresden from the Judenhofe, 1749. Found in the collection of the Dresden State Art Collections

Dresden seen from the Right Bank of the Elbe, beneath the Augusts Bridge, 1748. Artist: Bellotto, Bernardo (1720-1780)
Dresden seen from the Right Bank of the Elbe, beneath the Augusts Bridge, 1748. Found in the collection of the Dresden State Art Collections

View of Dresden, 1810. Artist: Hammer, Christian Gottlieb (1779-1864)
View of Dresden, 1810. Found in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

Jerusalem new city 1920 Israel
Jerusalem, new city 1920, Israel

Tel Aviv New city hall 1920 Israel
Tel Aviv. New city hall. 1920, Israel, Tel Aviv

Jerusalem new city 1921 Israel
Jerusalem, new city. 1921, Israel

View of Salzach River with The Old City to the right and the New City to the left, Salzburg, Austria, Europe

New Cairo or El Kahera El Ghedida or El-Qahira El-Gedida, Cairo, Egypt, North Africa

Grand Socco (April 9 1947 Square), New City, Tangier, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Milton Keynes, aerial photograph C017 / 0653
Milton Keynes, aerial photograph. The main rectangular portion of the image shows the shopping district in central Milton Keynes. It is surrounded by residential housing

Israel, Jerusalem, New City, Beit Knesset Synagogue

Israel, Jerusalem, Jerusalem Chords Bridge, designed by Santiago Calatrava

Israel, Jerusalem, elevated city view from Hs Promenade, morning

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"Discovering the Architectural Marvels: From Jerusalem to Dresden and Beyond" Embark on a captivating journey through time and space as we explore the allure of new cities across different continents. Our first stop takes us to Israel, where the enchanting city of Jerusalem beckons with its rich history and cultural heritage. Standing tall amidst this ancient land is the magnificent Jerusalem Chords Bridge, an architectural masterpiece designed by Santiago Calatrava that seamlessly blends modernity with tradition. Next, we venture into Germany's picturesque city of Dresden, where stunning vistas await at every turn. Gazing upon Dresden from the left bank of the Elbe River in 1748 transports us back to a bygone era when fortifications guarded this charming town. The Neumarkt enchants our senses as Bernardo Bellotto's brushstrokes capture its beauty from Judenhofe in 1749, while his depiction beneath Augusts Bridge reveals Dresden's splendor from the right bank. As we fast forward to 1810, Christian Gottlieb Hammer paints a mesmerizing view of Dresden that showcases its timeless charm and architectural grandeur. But our exploration doesn't end here; it extends beyond borders to Salzach River in Austria, where old meets new with The Old City on one side and New City on another – a testament to harmonious coexistence. Venturing further east brings us to Egypt's vibrant capital Cairo, home to New Cairo or El Kahera El Ghedida – a bustling metropolis rising amidst North Africa's vast landscapes. Here lies Tel Aviv too, adorned with its iconic New City Hall since 1920 – an emblematic symbol of progress and innovation. Finally returning full circle back to Israel, we witness Jerusalem's transformation in 1921 as it embraces growth with open arms through its expanding new cityscape. These snapshots encapsulate not only physical developments but also represent aspirations for prosperity and unity within these evolving urban landscapes.