The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is Israel’s largest art\nmuseum, with a significant collection of permanent as well as temporary\nexhibits.

The museum shows the works of both Israeli and international artists from the Impressionist period and beyond
Artists included in the permanent display; Cezanne,\nChagall, Dali, Monet, Henri Moore, Auguste Rodin, Archipenko, Picasso, Klimt, Kadinsky and others. A ticket to the museum also includes entry to the Helena\nRubenstein Pavilion, a space which showcases the cutting edge of the contemporary Israeli art scene. The exhibitions carry thought provoking political and social messages in a\nbuilding of architectural interest.

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art also shows alternative foreign\nfilms in its cinema and concerts in the auditorium.

Address: 27 King Shaul Boulevard
☎ +972-3-6077020

Opening Hours:
Sun: Closed
Mon: 10am -    4pm
Tue:   10am - 10pm
Wed: 10am -    4pm
Thu: 10am - 10pm
Fri:     10am -    2pm
Sat:    10am -    4pm

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The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is Israel’s largest art\r\nmuseum, with a significant collection of permanent as well as temporary\r\nexhibits.

The museum shows the works of both Israeli and international artists from the Impressionist period and beyond

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Artists included in the permanent display; Cezanne,\r\nChagall, Dali, Monet, Henri Moore, Auguste Rodin, Archipenko, Picasso, Klimt, Kadinsky and others.

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A ticket to the museum also includes entry to the Helena\r\nRubenstein Pavilion, a space which showcases the cutting edge of the contemporary Israeli art scene. The exhibitions carry thought provoking political and social messages in a\r\nbuilding of architectural interest.

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The Tel Aviv Museum of Art also shows alternative foreign\r\nfilms in its cinema and concerts in the auditorium.
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Sun: Closed

\r\nMon: 10am - 4pm

\r\nTue: 10am - 10pm

\r\nWed: 10am - 4pm

\r\nThu: 10am - 10pm

\r\nFri: 10am - 2pm

\r\nSat: 10am - 4pm

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The Eretz Israel Museum\nin Tel Aviv is a stunning museum spread across a beautiful campus in the Ramat\nAviv district of the city, overlooking the center of Tel Aviv. The Eretz Israel\nMuseum has an amazing array of displays relating to archaeology, judaica,\nethnography, history & culture and arts & crafts, housed across the many\npavilions around the archaeological site.

The Eretz Israel Museum has interactive\ndisplays, working reconstructions and a Planetarium, something for everyone. Displays include wine and oil presses, a\nflour mill, and a “craft arcade” where visitors are able to see the traditional\nworking tools commonly used in the Land of Israel throughout history. It makes sense to visit\nthe Eretz Israel Museum at the same time as Beit Hatfutsot (the Museum of the\nDiaspora), which is located a few minutes away, also in Ramat Aviv and which together, represent the best museums in Tel Aviv.

Address: Haim Levanon St. 2, Ramat Aviv
☎ +972-3-6415244
Website

Opening hours :
Sun: 10am - 4pm
Mon: 10am - 4pm
Tue: 10am - 4pm
Wed: 10am - 4pm
Thu: 10am - 8pm
Fri: 10am - 2pm
Sat: 10am - 2pm

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The Eretz Israel Museum\r\nin Tel Aviv is a stunning museum spread across a beautiful campus in the Ramat\r\nAviv district of the city, overlooking the center of Tel Aviv.

The Eretz Israel\r\nMuseum has an amazing array of displays relating to archaeology, judaica,\r\nethnography, history & culture and arts & crafts, housed across the many\r\npavilions around the archaeological site.

The Eretz Israel Museum has interactive\r\ndisplays, working reconstructions and a Planetarium, something for everyone.

Displays include wine and oil presses, a\r\nflour mill, and a “craft arcade” where visitors are able to see the traditional\r\nworking tools commonly used in the Land of Israel throughout history.

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It makes sense to visit\r\nthe Eretz Israel Museum at the same time as Beit Hatfutsot (the Museum of the\r\nDiaspora), which is located a few minutes away, also in Ramat Aviv and which together, represent the best museums in Tel Aviv.

Opening hours :

Sun: 10am - 4pm

Mon: 10am - 4pm

Tue: 10am - 4pm

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Wed: 10am - 4pm

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Thu: 10am - 8pm

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Fri: 10am - 2pm

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Sat: 10am - 2pm

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This vast museum creatively chronicles the 2,500 year history of Jews in the diaspora all around the world through fascinating, sometimes interactive displays which will leave an impression.

A multimedia and family history library allows Jewish visitor here to even trace back their own roots!
Located within the campus of Tel Aviv University, your trip here will have added value and interest as you also get to visit one of Israel’s leading academic\ninstitutions.

Address: Tel Aviv University Campus, Klausner Street
☎ +972 3-745-7808
Website

Opening hours :
Mon: 10am - 4pm
Tue: 10am - 4pm
Wed: 10am - 6pm
Thu: 10am - 4pm
Fri: 10am - 1pm
Sat: closed

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This vast museum creatively chronicles the 2,500 year history of Jews in the diaspora all around the world through fascinating, sometimes interactive displays which will leave an impression.

A multimedia and family history library allows Jewish visitor here to even trace back their own roots!

Located within the campus of Tel Aviv University, your trip here will have added value and interest as you also get to visit one of Israel’s leading academic\r\ninstitutions.

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Opening hours :

Mon: 10am - 4pm

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Tue: 10am - 4pm

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Wed: 10am - 6pm

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Thu: 10am - 4pm

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Fri: 10am - 1pm

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Sat: closed

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Rated #1 Tel-Aviv\nmuseum on TripAdvisor, this museum examines the Palmach, the military wing of\nthe Zionist Movement, which functioned until the establishment of the State of\nIsrael.

The Palmach Museum is\nan experiential museum, covering the Palmach legacy through the stories of\nindividuals and groups. Visitors to the museum join the group of young Palmach\nrecruits from its establishment, and advance through the story of the Palmach\nuntil the end of the War of Independence. The format of this museum is extremely innovative, with no displays or documents, but\nrather an account of a fascinating personal story accompanied by sets, films and various effects incorporating documentary\nmaterial. The visits are conducted in groups and follow the story through a series of events that symbolize the Palmach team spirit.

The tour commences and\nends in the memorial hall for Palmach warriors who died fighting for establishment\nof the state of Israel. Visits to the museum\nmust be pre-arranged. The tour is carried out in groups of up to 25 people\n(individuals visitors will be pre-arranged into groups) and is suitable for children\nover 6 years only.
The length of the tour\nis 90 minutes. The presentation is in Hebrew. English, Spanish & French.\nRussian speakers will be provided with a translation through headphones.

Address: 10 Haim Levanon St. Tel Aviv
☎ +972-3-6436393
Website

Opening hours:
Sun, Mon: 9:00am –\n4:30pm
Tue: 9:00am – 8:00pm
Wed: 9:00am – 1:30pm
Thu: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Fri: 9:00am – 11:30am

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Rated #1 Tel-Aviv\r\nmuseum on TripAdvisor, this museum examines the Palmach, the military wing of\r\nthe Zionist Movement, which functioned until the establishment of the State of\r\nIsrael.

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The Palmach Museum is\r\nan experiential museum, covering the Palmach legacy through the stories of\r\nindividuals and groups. Visitors to the museum join the group of young Palmach\r\nrecruits from its establishment, and advance through the story of the Palmach\r\nuntil the end of the War of Independence.

\r\n\r\n

The format of this museum is extremely innovative, with no displays or documents, but\r\nrather an account of a fascinating personal story accompanied by sets, films and various effects incorporating documentary\r\nmaterial.

\r\n\r\n

The visits are conducted in groups and follow the story through a series of events that symbolize the Palmach team spirit.

\r\n\r\n

The tour commences and\r\nends in the memorial hall for Palmach warriors who died fighting for establishment\r\nof the state of Israel.

\r\n\r\n

Visits to the museum\r\nmust be pre-arranged. The tour is carried out in groups of up to 25 people\r\n(individuals visitors will be pre-arranged into groups) and is suitable for children\r\nover 6 years only.

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The length of the tour\r\nis 90 minutes. The presentation is in Hebrew. English, Spanish & French.\r\nRussian speakers will be provided with a translation through headphones.

Opening hours:

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Sun, Mon: 9:00am –\r\n4:30pm

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Tue: 9:00am – 8:00pm

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Wed: 9:00am – 1:30pm

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Thu: 9:00am – 4:00pm

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Fri: 9:00am – 11:30am

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The goal of the Bauhaus Center in Tel\nAviv is to expand public recognition of the “White City” as a unique\narchitectural and cultural site. To achieve this, the center holds a gallery\nwith a permanent collection and changing exhibitions, conducts tours of the\ncity and is a publisher dedicated to the subject. The center cooperates with\nthe Israeli Committee for UNESCO and the municipality of Tel Aviv-Yafo as well\nas with various institutions, museums and galleries

The center specializes\nin tours of Tel Aviv’s “White City” Bauhaus Architecture. The tours are given by licensed guides and experts who will lead you to\nexplore the city’s most worthy gems. Tours are offered in the following\nlanguages: Hebrew, English, Russian, German, French and Italian.

Scheduling a tour is most convenient: For English speakers, a tour is held every Friday at 10am. You can also do the tour by\nyourself using an audio guide—just hop by the Center and they will be happy to assist you.
Private tours as well as tours for groups can be ordered in specific\ndates and languages upon request.

Address: Dizingof St. Tel Aviv 99
☎ +972-3-5220249
Website

Opening Hours:
Sunday - Thursday: 10:00am\n– 7:30pm
Friday: 10:00am – 2:30pm
Saturday: 12:00pm –\n7:30pm

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The goal of the Bauhaus Center in Tel\r\nAviv is to expand public recognition of the “White City” as a unique\r\narchitectural and cultural site. To achieve this, the center holds a gallery\r\nwith a permanent collection and changing exhibitions, conducts tours of the\r\ncity and is a publisher dedicated to the subject.

The center cooperates with\r\nthe Israeli Committee for UNESCO and the municipality of Tel Aviv-Yafo as well\r\nas with various institutions, museums and galleries

\r\n\r\n

The center specializes\r\nin tours of Tel Aviv’s “White City” Bauhaus Architecture. The tours are given by licensed guides and experts who will lead you to\r\nexplore the city’s most worthy gems. Tours are offered in the following\r\nlanguages: Hebrew, English, Russian, German, French and Italian.

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Scheduling a tour is most convenient: For English speakers, a tour is held every Friday at 10am. You can also do the tour by\r\nyourself using an audio guide—just hop by the Center and they will be happy to assist you.

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Private tours as well as tours for groups can be ordered in specific\r\ndates and languages upon request.

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Opening Hours:

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Sunday - Thursday: 10:00am\r\n– 7:30pm

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Friday: 10:00am – 2:30pm\r\n

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Saturday: 12:00pm –\r\n7:30pm

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The Yitzhak Rabin Center, the newest museum to open in Tel Aviv weaves the\nhistory of the State of Israel through the life and story of one of its most\ndevoted sons.

The museum tells the story of history & democracy in Israel in the inner\ncorridor of the museum and runs parallel to the outer corridor which tells the\nlife story of Yitzhak Rabin’s life. Along the way, the audio guide’s sensors\nactivate music, speeches, or news broadcasts that complement this highly\ninformative, captivating & sometimes emotional visual exhibit.

Although not a large museum, it is recommended to leave at least three hours\nfor exploration. Your time will be well spent reading about major world events,\nlistening to contemporary music, and seeing documentary footage of everything\nfrom idyllic early kibbutzim to dark scenes of war. And once you have finished your visit, be sure to take a walk on the large\nbalcony and enjoy the beautiful view overlooking Tel Aviv. You have to call ahead to make a reservation, but don’t let this detail keep\nyou from making a last minute visit. Let us call the museum on your behalf,\ncall directly +972-3-745-3345 or email order1@rabincenter.org.il.

Address: Haim Levanon St. Ramat Aviv 8
☎ +972-3-7453313
Website

Opening hours:
Sunday, Monday &\nWednesday: 9am – 5pm
Tuesday and Thursday:\n9am - 7pm
Friday: 9am – 2pm

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The Yitzhak Rabin Center, the newest museum to open in Tel Aviv weaves the\r\nhistory of the State of Israel through the life and story of one of its most\r\ndevoted sons.

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The museum tells the story of history & democracy in Israel in the inner\r\ncorridor of the museum and runs parallel to the outer corridor which tells the\r\nlife story of Yitzhak Rabin’s life. Along the way, the audio guide’s sensors\r\nactivate music, speeches, or news broadcasts that complement this highly\r\ninformative, captivating & sometimes emotional visual exhibit.

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Although not a large museum, it is recommended to leave at least three hours\r\nfor exploration. Your time will be well spent reading about major world events,\r\nlistening to contemporary music, and seeing documentary footage of everything\r\nfrom idyllic early kibbutzim to dark scenes of war.

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And once you have finished your visit, be sure to take a walk on the large\r\nbalcony and enjoy the beautiful view overlooking Tel Aviv.

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You have to call ahead to make a reservation, but don’t let this detail keep\r\nyou from making a last minute visit. Let us call the museum on your behalf,\r\ncall directly +972-3-745-3345 or email order1@rabincenter.org.il.

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Opening hours:

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Sunday, Monday &\r\nWednesday: 9am – 5pm

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Tuesday and Thursday:\r\n9am - 7pm

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Friday: 9am – 2pm

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A choice selection from the museum's permanent collection of Rubin's paintings is on display and periodically replaced with guest exhibitions focusing on the early period of Israeli art.

There are 4 floors to the museum:
- The new children's workshop is located on the basement level, opening on to the backyard.
- The street level floor houses the main gallery, as well as the entry hall and the museum's shop.
- An additional gallery is located on the second floor, where the visitor will also find the library and reading room.
- Rubin's own studio, preserved as it was in his life time is located on the third floor. This floor also houses a biographical display of photos, documents and sketches unfolding Rubin's life-story, intertwined as it was with the local artistic and cultural scene.

Address: Bialik st. 14, Tel Aviv
☎ +972-3-5255961

Opening Hours:
Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri: 10am – 3pm
Tuesday: 10am – 8pm
Saturday: 11am – 2pm
Sunday: Closed

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A choice selection from the museum's permanent collection of Rubin's paintings is on display and periodically replaced with guest exhibitions focusing on the early period of Israeli art.

There are 4 floors to the museum:

- The new children's workshop is located on the basement level, opening on to the backyard.

- The street level floor houses the main gallery, as well as the entry hall and the museum's shop.

- An additional gallery is located on the second floor, where the visitor will also find the library and reading room.

- Rubin's own studio, preserved as it was in his life time is located on the third floor. This floor also houses a biographical display of photos, documents and sketches unfolding Rubin's life-story, intertwined as it was with the local artistic and cultural scene.

Opening Hours:

Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri: 10am – 3pm

Tuesday: 10am – 8pm

Saturday: 11am – 2pm

Sunday: Closed

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Almost next door to the\nRubin Museum is the Bialik Museum, home of the first great modern Hebrew poet,\nHaim Nachman Bialik. Whilst it may be bit difficult to understand the poems\nunless you speak Hebrew or Yiddish, some information is provided in English, and the\natmosphere and furnishings give a good insight into life in Tel Aviv during the\n1920′s for the cultured European Immigrants.

Address: Bialik St. 27 Tel Aviv
☎ +972-3-7240311
Website

Opening hours:
Sun: Closed
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday: 9am – 5pm
Tuesday: 9am – 8pm
Friday, Saturday & holidays: 10am – 2pm

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Almost next door to the\r\nRubin Museum is the Bialik Museum, home of the first great modern Hebrew poet,\r\nHaim Nachman Bialik.

Whilst it may be bit difficult to understand the poems\r\nunless you speak Hebrew or Yiddish, some information is provided in English, and the\r\natmosphere and furnishings give a good insight into life in Tel Aviv during the\r\n1920′s for the cultured European Immigrants.

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Opening hours:

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Sun: Closed

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Monday, Wednesday & Thursday: 9am – 5pm

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Tuesday: 9am – 8pm

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Friday, Saturday & holidays: 10am – 2pm

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The Ilana Goor Museum is located in an 18th century building surrounded\nby the breathtaking landscape of the shoreline of Tel Aviv and the Old Jaffa\nCity.

Fascinating historical events are buried deep within the museum's walls dating\nback 280 years, when the building served as the first Jewish Inn for\npilgrims on their way to Jerusalem. The museum was restored to its\noriginal glory and now boasts over 500 Israeli, international and authentic\nworks of art that sit alongside Goor's own creations.

The museums collections are blessed\nwith artists such as Diego Giacometti, Henry Moore, Joseph Albers & Uri Lifshitz. The museum's uniqueness lies in the unexpected contexts\ngenerated by each artist, both on the human and on the visual level and the extraordinary building which is enough to make a visit here worthwhile.

Address: Mazal Dagim St. 4, Old Jaffa
☎ +972-3-6837676
Website

Opening Hours:
Sunday to Friday: 10am – 4pm
Saturdays and holidays: 10am – 6pm
Holiday\neves: 10am – 2pm
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The Ilana Goor Museum is located in an 18th century building surrounded\r\nby the breathtaking landscape of the shoreline of Tel Aviv and the Old Jaffa\r\nCity.

Fascinating historical events are buried deep within the museum's walls dating\r\nback 280 years, when the building served as the first Jewish Inn for\r\npilgrims on their way to Jerusalem.

The museum was restored to its\r\noriginal glory and now boasts over 500 Israeli, international and authentic\r\nworks of art that sit alongside Goor's own creations.

The museums collections are blessed\r\nwith artists such as Diego Giacometti, Henry Moore, Joseph Albers & Uri Lifshitz.

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The museum's uniqueness lies in the unexpected contexts\r\ngenerated by each artist, both on the human and on the visual level and the extraordinary building which is enough to make a visit here worthwhile.

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Opening Hours:

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Sunday to Friday: 10am – 4pm

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Saturdays and holidays: 10am – 6pm

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Holiday\r\neves: 10am – 2pm

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The Nahum Gutman Museum\nof Art opened in 1988 and established in a historical house, built by the Schulman family in 1887, one of\nthe first 48 houses forming the nucleus of Neve-Zedek.This house is now listed as a landmark. The entire\nmuseum collection was donated by the artist's family who wished to emphasise\nNahum Gutman's multi-dimensional character and portray him as painter, illustrator,\nsculptor and children's author, thus allowing the public to become acquainted\nwith his oeuvre.

The museums exhibitions\ncreate a meeting space between Gutman and young Israeli contemporary artists,\ncreating a cultural dialogue between old and new works of art. A visit to the\nmuseum exposes the visitor to a wide range of Israeli artistic endeavor,\nincluding an inner cultural dialogue between the different eras and\nperspectives. The fact that Gutman drew both Tel Aviv and Jaffa, portraying\nJews and Arabs with the same amount of love and interest, provides us with a\nwonderful tool for the teaching of tolerance as well as a cross-cultural\nmeeting place.

Address: Rokach St. 21 Neve Zedek, Tel Aviv
☎ +972-3-5161970
Website

Opening hours:
Sunday: closed
Monday - Thursday: 10am - 4pm
Friday: 10am - 2pm
Saturday: 10am - 3pm

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The Nahum Gutman Museum\r\nof Art opened in 1988 and established in a historical house, built by the Schulman family in 1887, one of\r\nthe first 48 houses forming the nucleus of Neve-Zedek.This house is now listed as a landmark.

The entire\r\nmuseum collection was donated by the artist's family who wished to emphasise\r\nNahum Gutman's multi-dimensional character and portray him as painter, illustrator,\r\nsculptor and children's author, thus allowing the public to become acquainted\r\nwith his oeuvre.

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The museums exhibitions\r\ncreate a meeting space between Gutman and young Israeli contemporary artists,\r\ncreating a cultural dialogue between old and new works of art.

A visit to the\r\nmuseum exposes the visitor to a wide range of Israeli artistic endeavor,\r\nincluding an inner cultural dialogue between the different eras and\r\nperspectives. The fact that Gutman drew both Tel Aviv and Jaffa, portraying\r\nJews and Arabs with the same amount of love and interest, provides us with a\r\nwonderful tool for the teaching of tolerance as well as a cross-cultural\r\nmeeting place.

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Opening hours:

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Sunday: closed

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Monday - Thursday: 10am - 4pm

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Friday: 10am - 2pm

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Saturday: 10am - 3pm

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The Design Museum Holon\nis an architectural masterpiece as well as a state of the\nart museum.
Dedicated to design, using the latest multimedia and interactivity expect an amazing experience.
Opened in 2010, the Design Museum Holon\nhas regularly changing exhibitions relating to contemporary design from Israel\nand around the world.

The building itself,\ndesigned by one of Israel’s most notable architects and designers, Ron Arad, is a sight to behold in itself. The structure he created has five sinuous bands of bronze colored weathered\nsteel sitting starkly in the town square, and surrounding the museums\nexhibition halls.

The museum has an ever\nchanging selection of exhibitions so it is worth checking what is on beforehand.

Address: Pinchas Ayalon 8, Holon
Email: info@dmh.org.il
☎ +972-73-2151515
Website

Opening hours:
Monday, Wednesday –\n10am – 4pm
Tuesday, Thursday – 10am – 8pm
Friday – 10am – 2pm
Saturday – 10am – 4pm
Sunday – Closed

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The Design Museum Holon\r\nis an architectural masterpiece as well as a state of the\r\nart museum.

Dedicated to design, using the latest multimedia and interactivity expect an amazing experience.

Opened in 2010, the Design Museum Holon\r\nhas regularly changing exhibitions relating to contemporary design from Israel\r\nand around the world.

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The building itself,\r\ndesigned by one of Israel’s most notable architects and designers, Ron Arad, is a sight to behold in itself.

\r\nThe structure he created has five sinuous bands of bronze colored weathered\r\nsteel sitting starkly in the town square, and surrounding the museums\r\nexhibition halls.

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The museum has an ever\r\nchanging selection of exhibitions so it is worth checking what is on beforehand.

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Opening hours:

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Monday, Wednesday –\r\n10am – 4pm

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Tuesday, Thursday – 10am – 8pm

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Friday – 10am – 2pm

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Saturday – 10am – 4pm

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Sunday – Closed

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The Azrieli\nObservatory, on the top floor of the Azrieli Circular Tower, Tel Aviv’s tallest\nbuilding, is the highest observatory in the Middle East and is truly spectacular. From the center of Tel Aviv you can see fantastic\nviews across the city and way beyond - almost 50km to the north and south.

There is a viewer activated audio guide and film documenting a short history of the city. As opening hours\nchanges daily, please contact the Concierge for updated hours.

Address: Azrieli center, 132 Begin Road, Tel Aviv
☎ +972-3-6081179
Website

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The Azrieli\r\nObservatory, on the top floor of the Azrieli Circular Tower, Tel Aviv’s tallest\r\nbuilding, is the highest observatory in the Middle East and is truly spectacular.

From the center of Tel Aviv you can see fantastic\r\nviews across the city and way beyond - almost 50km to the north and south.

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There is a viewer activated audio guide and film documenting a short history of the city.

As opening hours\r\nchanges daily, please contact the Concierge for updated hours.

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