Natural history museum features interactive exhibits and a spacious design that invites hands-on learning. It holds 5.5 million specimens focusing on humans and nature, perfect for kids and nature lovers. Bright layout and a large balcony offer rest and views amid lively crowds.
Highly experiential and educational, the museum showcases 5.5 million specimens with a focus on the relationship between humans and nature. It offers tangible learning about animals and the environment, making it suitable for all ages, especially children and nature lovers.
"It's really fun and educational for kids and adults."
"The displays are beautiful and the collection is interesting."
"I found the museums stunning and interactive."
Good to know
Tickets must be purchased online in advance; no on-site sales available.
Parking costs 30 NIS in the underground lot.
The museum is stroller-friendly and accessible for all ages.
Ancient building hosts an intimate museum with rare memorabilia from Uri Geller's life. Guided tours by Uri Geller offer personal stories and live demonstrations. Visits require appointments and follow a structured experience.
An intimate museum offers a unique collection of Uri Geller's life and memorabilia. Guided tours by Uri Geller himself bring personal stories and engaging exhibits to life.
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The museum tour is only available for groups with prior reservations.
Each tour lasts about one and a half hours, guided by Uri Geller.
Uri Geller performs a spoon-bending show at the end of the tour.
Museum pavilion spans four levels with spacious stairs and elevator for easy access. Exhibitions feel intimate and well organized, enhanced by guided tours and artist films. Natural light creates a peaceful atmosphere in a modern, compact space designed for art display.
Exhibitions here are held in a compact pavilion that feels intimate and avoids crowding. Guided tours and films about the artists add depth to the well laid out displays and help explain the creative process.
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A ticket costs NIS 35 for adults; seniors pay NIS 17, and children are free.
The nearest parking is available at Habima.
Guided tours are recommended for a better understanding of Giacometti's work.
House turned art museum shows world record mosaics capturing Israel's history with vivid, handmade portraits. Atmosphere mixes kitschy charm and deep respect for the artist's legacy. Visitors face many stairs, so limited accessibility applies.
A world record for mosaic portraits stands out here, showcasing the entire history of Israel through the 40-year work of Yosef Logsi. The museum covers the history of Israel's people and leaders from Genesis to today with detailed explanations and cultural depth.
Good to know
You need to arrange the visit in advance with the place, as there are no walk-in tours.
The place is not accessible to wheelchairs.
We were charged 50 shekels each without prior warning, which is pricey.
Three-story museum showcases interactive storytelling and augmented reality for kids. Exhibits highlight the Lehi underground's history and feature a third-floor apartment display. Visitors experience detailed narratives about a lesser-known community's role in independence.
Exhibits focus on the history of the Lehi underground and its commander Avraham Yair Stern. The museum offers a three-dimensional experience with interactive displays and a standout third-floor apartment exhibit.
Good to know
The entrance fee is 20₪.
The museum has limited working hours from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Guided tours are available and provide extra information in English.
Ancient building hosts eclectic art and modern sculptures across three floors. Rooftop offers spectacular sea views and lively jazz shows. Atmosphere feels homely and magical, blending old and new art seamlessly.
Three floors plus a roof showcase original sculptures and a visually rich collection blending ancient architecture with modern art. The roof offers a wonderful view over the sea and hosts events like jazz shows.
Good to know
Tickets for the 'Jaz on the Roof' event should be booked in advance.
The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, but the roof is not reachable.
The entrance fee is about NIS 45, with veterans paying NIS 25.
Museum blends historic house charm with interactive puzzles to bring history alive. Exhibits highlight the Haganah's role in Israel's founding with clear, English tours for all ages. Visitors get a deep, engaging look at the defense underground's impact.
Exhibits focus on the history of the Haganah and its role in the founding of Israel and the IDF. Tours provide detailed, comprehensive information with all content available in English, making it suitable for the whole family.
Good to know
The museum is open on weekdays from 8 AM to 4 PM.
Parking is not available on site; use nearby Rothschild 1 parking lot.
Guided tours are recommended for families and children over six.
Modern heritage museum offers interactive exhibits and hi-tech features that create an optimistic atmosphere. Visitors find the fascinating Jewish history displays both amazing and worthwhile. On-site cafe adds comfort to the engaging cultural experience.
Exhibits offer a fascinating and high-level look at the Jewish people. The museum provides an extraordinary experience that many find worthwhile and amazing.
Good to know
Entry is free on Fridays, but booking in advance is required.
Free entry is also available on Thursdays for the religious population.
The tour in English is only available at 1pm.
Museum-style cultural center features modern design and a sophisticated audio system for exhibit explanations. Visitors enjoy an interactive escape-room game and stunning balcony views. The atmosphere blends national heritage with high-class presentation.
Large-scale building hosts an extensive exhibition with videos, photos, and accessories. Interactive elements include a game like an escape room and explanations via mobile devices and headphones.
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Parking is available on site at the museum.
The museum is accessible for visitors with disabilities.
The exhibition about the Six Day War is currently on display.
Small, cozy museum in original studio offers a deep, inspiring story of survival and art. Emotional exhibits reveal a Holocaust survivor's journey as a Hebrew font creator and Mossad graphics chief. Personal artifacts and narratives blend history with humor and love of life.
The museum tells the extraordinary story of a Holocaust survivor who became a creator of Hebrew fonts and a Mossad graphics chief. It features emotional exhibits and personal stories shared directly by his daughters, making it a deeply moving experience.
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The museum may close in a year due to the demolition of the house.
The museum tells the life story of Yosef Bau, a Holocaust survivor and forger for the Mossad.
The small museum consists of 2 rooms (workshop) where the things of Joseph Bau are preserved.
Museum blends ancient and contemporary arts with a focus on history and design. Visitors enjoy a quiet green space and free entrance. Planetarium and cultural events add variety to the eclectic exhibits.
Exhibitions combine ancient and contemporary arts with a focus on history and design. The museum sits in a pleasant park and offers free entrance for visitors.
Good to know
Children up to 18 have free entry to the exhibition.
The planetarium requires a separate fee and is closed during the week.
Arrive 30 minutes early for parking, as spaces fill up quickly.
Small museum offers intimate atmosphere with eclectic art including sculptures by Nachum Gutman. Warm, charming spaces invite quiet reflection and showcase a mix of permanent and changing exhibitions. Cozy setting feels like a sizable gallery with inspiring displays.
Exhibitions focus on Nachum Gutman's sculptures and offer a mix of changing and permanent art. The museum feels like a sizable gallery space with eclectic collections and a charming, inspiring atmosphere.
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Entry to the museum is free.
The museum charges 28 NIS per person.
The tour is free on Fridays.
House museum blends Bauhaus style exhibits with a children's creativity room featuring a treasure hunt. Visitors explore detailed city history on the lower floor and enjoy an English tour plus a cozy coffee shop.
Permanent exhibitions on the lower floor provide detailed history of the city's expansion. The museum highlights the Bauhaus international style and offers an English tour along with a coffee shop for relaxing.
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The tour costs 30 NIS, or 15 NIS for Tel Aviv citizens.
There are both permanent and temporary exhibitions at the museum.
The museum features a lovely cafe on the first floor.
Large complex offers a spectacular visual experience with colorful balloon art and themed rooms like jungle and space. Crowds create a noisy, busy atmosphere but air-conditioning keeps it comfortable. Kids love the balloon pool, adding playful energy to the space.
Exhibitions feature Balloon Story, a colorful and spectacular display made entirely of balloons, paired with a light exhibition that creates an amazing visual experience. Interactive elements like a ball pool add fun for kids.
Good to know
Tickets should be bought in advance to avoid long queues.
Expect overcrowding; arriving early in the morning is recommended.
The exhibit lasts about 30 minutes, but the balloon tour takes an hour.
Building from 1925 shines as an architectural gem on a historic square. Exhibits feature an interactive timeline and family photographs that bring city history to life. Atmosphere welcomes children and newcomers eager to learn.
Exhibits include an interactive timeline and family album photographs that detail the city's history. The museum suits children and newcomers to the subject.
Good to know
The museum is closed on Mondays.
Admission is free on the first Sunday of every month.
Small museum offers a quiet, charming setting with unique paintings reflecting early 20th-century Israel. Visitors enjoy emotional exhibitions and guided tours that reveal the artist's studio atmosphere. Located near a historic street, it provides a pleasant, intimate experience.
A small museum full of charm showcases beautiful paintings by a wonderful artist in a beautiful house with impressive photos. Exhibitions like Covering and Revealing offer an interesting and emotional experience with guided tours enhancing the visit.
Good to know
The entrance fee is 30₪, but children under 18 enter for free.
The exhibition 'Covering and Revealing' is currently on display.
There are activities for children at the museum.
Square offers quiet Bauhaus architecture and a rippling fountain for a peaceful vibe. Museums nearby include the City Museum and Bialik House, featuring local history and art. Benches and a free outdoor library invite calm and quiet enjoyment.
Several museums cluster around a charming square with Bauhaus-style buildings. The City Museum covers local history, while the Bialik House and Reuven House showcase national poet archives and art collections with rotating exhibitions.
Good to know
Guided tours are available daily at 10am and 2pm.
Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
Public restrooms are available on-site for visitors.
Building shows stunning architecture and hosts nostalgic toy exhibitions featuring early 20th-century Israeli toys. Exhibitions highlight local artists and childhood collections. Space is small with limited operating hours and some accessibility challenges.
Small museum hosts a nostalgic toy exhibition featuring toys used in Israel from the early 20th century to now. Exhibitions focus on local artists and childhood collections, but limited operating hours and accessibility issues affect visits.
Good to know
Admission to the museum is free.
The operating hours of the museum are limited.
Only one museum in Jaffa is open to groups by appointment.