The 44 best museums in Jaffa

I love this place. The building itself is original and the atmosphere is welcoming. I come at least once a month to see the new temporary exhibitions and to participate a guided tours. There is a caffeteria and restaurant on site. All the time there are activities for the families and kids.

Normally I am not very affine to arts but this museum caught me. Due to the hot weather we were looking for a place to go. We had our children (age of 8 and 10) with us and we really had fun. It's amazing what children are able to see in paintings. I was really impressed by the artists which are shown there: Renoir, Monet, Klimt, Picasso.... But also the contemporary part was great. I can really recommend it (also with children).

Great museum of Modern Art in Tel Aviv. Spacious with a lot of temporary installations as well, impressionism, pop-art, a garden with sculptures and a lot more. We spent 75ILS for an adult and a senior

One of the highlights of my visit was the stunning collection of Israeli art, which provides a unique perspective on the country's rich cultural heritage and history. The museum's collection includes works by renowned Israeli artists such as Reuven Rubin, Nahum Gutman, and Yigal Tumarkin, among others. These artworks offer a fascinating insight into the Israeli art scene and its evolution over the years. The museum's architecture is also noteworthy, with its modern and sleek design that seamlessly blends with the surrounding urban landscape.

Highly recommend! Had the best time with my 5 yo daughter. She mostly enjoyed the Helena Rubinstein’s Miniature Rooms, the birds and the NFT exhibitions. The museum is very well maintained, clean and not crowded. Kids under 18 get a free ticket. Personally I prefer to get the tickets online, but there was no line waiting to buy tickets in the museum itself when we got there. The museum is closed on Sundays. Opens at 10 am each other day of the week. Check the website about the closing hours which change every day. And of course opening hours change on holidays.

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is worth a visit to see some of the permanent collections. A reasonable collection of Impressionists and Contemporary artists. Cannot be compared to the collection say at the Kunsthaus in Zurich which is on another level but that said, it will satisfy those that enjoy art and culture. A must for all art lovers. Wonderful collection displaying works from loads of famous painters such as Chagall, Renoir, Picasso and so many more. Beautifully curated, amazing temporary exhibitions as well. Unique architecture. The collection is top-top level. The best works of the World’s Greats are here. The most impressive Chagalls,Pollocks and Picassos I’ve ever seen.

Amazing museum with an endless amount of exhibitions and artifacts that span many eras but more focused towards modern art and local artists. A beautiful plaza out front and an easy walk in the downtown area makes this a convenient getaway when visiting the city. Audio guides and maps are available as part of the standard admission ticket. Some time limited special exhibitions are well worth checking out.

A huge area out side. The museum is good. There is absolutely no service, we went to a cafe on the territory. They refused to put us in a cafe, while people came after us and sat down at this place without questions. The museum is not only an exhibition, but also an additional service. I still didn't understand what their museum store is the best. This information is on the website. A very small book department. Most souvenirs are not about the museum at all, they can be bought in a regular store.

Amazing museum. Definitely worth visiting.The Museum consists of open-air and indoor parts (pavilions). There are so many exciting pavilions: Kadman Numismatic Pavilion, Alexander Museum of Postal history and Philately, Ceramics Pavilion, Glass Pavilion, Man and his work Pavilion, and more and more. No words are enough to express unforgettable impressions. I wish to visit the museum again and again. There is definitely a lot you can see, read and learn something new there.

This is my first time and it was wow! It is a must visit if you want to know what Israel look like before the great building. You could also check some biblical truths there like the story of Samson in the Bible.

Loved it! The kids workshops are the best look for them during festivals. Make sure you register in advance! Parking likely to be an issue try to arrive in public transport if you can. Some exhibitions could be a little more interesting and interactive.

Start with the glass pavilion, which doesn’t look like much from the outside but is beautifully renovated inside. Then head to the ceramic pavilion, the fascinating (if you’re into history) coins pavilion, and the new exhibit on Baron Rothschild. Not all the pavilions are open (a sign that they’re doing necessary renovations) but still definitely worthwhile. The amount of artifacts and texts can be overwhelming, but those who are claiming there’s nothing to see here are way off. Finally, the cafe beside the ancient mosaics is lovely. You can order takeaway and bring it to the tables on the grass...

For Archeology lovers I can't think about any other place where you can understand the name of the city Tel Aviv. Coming to the museum you may follow the instructions if the map you receive. Like that you will not get lost, or miss some of the buildings. I did the first time, trying to get first to the Tel Qasile. Fürst settled by the Philistines in the 12 cent. Which brings us to the story if the Exodus and the Hebrew Bible (OT) but it was only the beginning of a line if settlements. Four shrines, public buildings...It is hard to understand what belonged to what, and when. But is it really important. For me it is more that I walk through history. Biblical Archeology and... People lived here, build here and still building. The contrast can't be more amazing, looking over the ruins towards the New City Tel Aviv. The name comes from the book Old Land-New Land. Well here it is the old tell and the new City. Aviv in hebrew spring. A symbol for fresh, young, new. Wine press, olive press, flour mill, traditional work tools...all this we see all over the country on different places. But it is most not complete. So nice to see it in working condition to be able to understand archeological sites. Coins, postal service, some modern art. Enough information but not overwhelmed by to much. I like the place. Also that there is a need to step out of the building to reach the next place. If you have enough time, I think it is nice to visit the museum. Easy to reach with the public bus.

Lots of unique artifacts and archaeological site. I especially liked the recreation of the 4 room house and public market, the first of either I had seen after 2.5 years in Israel, after visiting so many ruins.

Very impressive museum located in the historical part of Jaffa, Probably my favorite spot to visit in Old Jaffa. Very interesting collection of masterpieces and curious thing to see. There is also small shop with very nice handmade artist’s jewelry. Such an amazing array of art throughout the most uniquely designed museum I have ever been to. I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed my time spent there. Profound, unusual, beautiful, mysterious, joyful. One has to experience every floor, culminating on the roof top. From the rooftop the view amazing, and atmosphere of the terrace is incredible. There are many uncountable items in the museum and -because of that- this is not a typical and classical museum. This is more than a museum. I was amazed by the variety of arts from all over the world, the lovely atmosphere and a brilliant exhibition of young artists Nadia Gorenstein & Lior Kesem Hamama.Highly recommended 🙏🙏

Very impressive museum located in the historical part of Jaffa, close to the part. You can find very diverse items here. Truly eclectic collection. Skin, wood, metal, photographs and paintings. There is a nice view from balcony. Must see in Jaffa. There is more art outside this place in the surrounding streets.

It is an impressive museum. Very-very interesting and unique place. Worth to visit absolutely. I arrived 15 minutes before closing. The nice desk office lady told me I can look around the museum quickly and because of the short time I didn't have to pay entrance fee. From the rooftop the view amazing, and atmosphere of the terrace is incredible. There are many uncountable items in the museum and -because of that- this is not a typical and classical museum. This is more than a museum!

This is truly one of the kookiest art museums I have been to, in a great way. Ilana has collected a vast and diverse collection that somehow works together. What's cool is that you can tell it's a living and breathing art museum, constantly changing and adjusting. I even saw Ilana herself for a brief moment! Unfortunately when I visited the terrace wasn't open, which seems to have even more pieces and a gives a great view of the sea, but regardless it was a fun place to spot into in the area.

Museum with varied epochs and exhibits. A lot of modern art mixed up with elements of the past time. The elements of the skin, wood of metal perfectly combined with each other and create a unique whole. Everyone will find something for their tastes with the possibility of buying. The building, both outside and inside, delights, I recommend visiting this place.

The must visit place. Very interesting collection of masterpieces and curious thing to see. There is also small shop with very nice handmade artist’s jewelry . We’ll be back for the jazz party

This museum is her (the acclaimed artist's) home! The home is filled with not only her amazing art (paintings, sculpture, jewelry), but the work of other artists. All contemporary art juxtaposed with antiquities. Ancient vessels, African art, Christian art, contemporary art, all eclectically arranged to tell a story, it's her (the artist's) story. If you love art, this is a "must see"

Palestine-Israel history with the eyes of the jews. The museum has a big collection of photographs and the installations are different to everything I have seen before. It is interesting. Unfortunately, the service at the desk was not so great as the exhibition.

A very interesting museum. It tells the story of Israel through life of Yitzhak Rabin.

The center is a museum dedicated to the life of the assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The entry was ₪50 including the audio guide, which mine was glitchy. Every staff member that I encountered starting from the security gate on was either rude, indifferent, or demeaning. The person that was doing the guided tour, which I was not apart of, was so loud that I could not hear my headset over his obnoxious voice. The museum itself is well planned out with mediocre curating that included propaganda reels and replicas. There was a lot of audio and video of Rabin and the sitting room of his home, as it was on the day of his murder. I also liked the timeline of historic global events juxtaposed in parallel to the events that were shaping Isreal as a nation.

I never thought it would be so good. I actually went there by mistake. From the US, I thought I would not care. You walk in a circle and learn of his life in a chronological order and branch off in rooms that tell you what is also happening in the world and in Israel at the same time. I cleaver way to put everything in to prospective. The museum was very honest to the challenges of coexistence. Yofi.

Interesting place to visit. Depicts modern Israel history and Yitzhak Rabin's dids, political views and legacy. If you are interested in contemporary Israeli history - it is highly recommended.

Amazing history of Rabin & the story of Israel. Wonderful exhibits. Excellent

Very interesting place with logic exhibition about Izrael history.

Interesting art museum of Gutman. Both history and Israeli art. His illustrations are lovely as well as his pictures.

Nice place to visit in Tel Aviv. The museum was opened in May 1998, and the artwork was donated by Nahum Gutman's family, who had wanted to perpetuate his works.

One of my favourite painters. Great small museum, you can see in 1-2 hours. Located in the beautiful historic neighborhood of Neve Tzedek

Those who like Gutman's taste will appreciate this museum. The exhibits are elegantly displayed with explanations in Hebrew and English.

Interesting museum with the works of Nahum Gutman. I liked books illustrations a lot. Quiet location not far from old Jaffa.

Wonderful museum. Israeli art in its best!

Calm atmosphere. Went on a Friday, which was 12 NIS. Would recommend for a calm hour or two experience.

Awesome free little museum that showcases the original prime minister's house. Plenty of artifacts and well labeled and described with English descriptions. Ask for an English audio guide which really enhances the experience with very detailed descriptions.

Nice place and kind staff,they offer hebrew and english mini audio radio so you can silently listen to explanations of each room while moving from one room to another.

What a great insight into the life of Ben Gurion! The guide was so so good and able to share many facts of how Ben Gurion would learn language for conversation and also because he wanted to read the book in its original writing! Insights into how the wife, Paula was so protective of his health during the Sinai war.. just so much things to glean from! Totally recommend a long visit!

Nice experience nothing amazing, I recommend for people how really want to dig deep in the Israeli history.

Most interesting museum that brings very close life of the first Prime Minister of modern Israel.

It is possible to visit the back side of the house. There is a beautiful collection of the things they recently found in the house.

Very cool experience; unique insight into Israel’s first PM.

One of the best things to do in Tel Aviv. I didn’t know Rubin, but it is worth the visit. Plus, it is in Bialik street, famous for the houses of the Bauhaus period.

Beautiful museum showcasing Rubin’s paintings throughout his lifetime, housed in the house he and his family actually lived in. The first two floors are dedicated to his paintings, and the third floor is his artist workspace, along with a section of captioned photos from his lifetime. Small gift shop area downstairs and very courteous, helpful staff. Student and senior discount.

It was free but a Reuben sandwich is better.

Very cool museum in the house of the former artist. The top floor includes his painting studio the way he left it.

It did not know this artist before, great discovery

This might be a branch of their HQ in New York City. Small but interesting and eclectic collection. There was this rotating Tibetan Exhibition when we were there. Really nice. Four star only because it’s a very small museum, not because what they have. No need to go out of your way as a destination (say as when you go the the National British Museum or the Met in NY), but worth checking whenever one is in the neighbourhood.

I don't know why I waited so long to visit this little gem. Reuven Rubin was a visionary, world-class painter and the museum - in his family's former residence - beautifully honors his life and work. Do not miss!

Interesting place close to the beach, you can see it while walking down the promenade. Nice views of the sea. Of course it was closed at night.

Nice little spot at the end of the beach to brush up on some history of the area. It’s an addition to context you already have or are seeking - I wouldn’t say it’s totally a standalone experience. For the price, worth a walk through.

Excellent location, very educational. For this price well worth a visit. (It's actually free.)

As a tourist looking for some more information about the war of independence I felt a bit disappointed. We were missing a lot of context on what exactly the Etzel is. I think we came out of the museum with more questions than when we came in. Half of the Hebrew texts were not translated, making it hard to follow the exhibition.

Small but very historical. If you would like to get more information on this amazing fighting force before and after the war of independence plan to spend approximately one hour at this enchanting Museum. Built into the ruins of an old Turkish Mansion right on the beach.

Nice museum, small but very informative. I do recommend to visit the other military-related museums in Tel Aviv as well: Hagana Museum, IDF Museum (which is really close to Etzel Museum), Palmach Museum.

Nice beach nearby

I went at sunset and it was amazing. There really are no words. It's a holy site and the music, the sea air and the pristine surroundings create a feeling you probably can't find anywhere else. You don't need the museum. Just walk around.

Old Jaffa is perfect for walk around and relaxing. No matter how many times you visit it, always great to go back and find something new. Unique place!

Very good exhibitions of local artists

Old Jaffa Museum Facing To The Sea Shore And The Beautiful Promenade Of Tel Aviv. Here We Can Meet Egyptians​ Kings , Mamluc Rullers , Heroes Like Perseus and Andromeda and More . Heritage Historical Spiritual Cultural Educational Trip In Old Jaffa .

Nice. But they didn’t use the nice curved walls.

museum requires renovation inside. Walls are in bad state. Nice exhibitions

Nothing interesting. Only once was there. Exhibition Idollia and others. Did not like at all. Did not impress me

An anthropological experience of the two daughters of Joseph Bau, a creative man, one of the fathers of graphic design in Israel, a Holocaust survivor with an extraordinary life story. The sisters keep the place and the amazing story they keep alive is worth a visit. Ask questions and note that the story is not over.

So interesting We had a most interesting and intimate perspective of this remarkable yet unsung hero in Jewish/israels history His two daughters account were utterly charming

Fascinating little museum about the life and works of Joseph Bau and his wife, Rebecca. Best to contact the museum by phone or email ahead of time to make a reservation. We spent an hour and a half, much of it, speaking with the curator about her father. The museum is a 20 minute walk from the Tel Aviv, art museum, and a 20 minute walk from the beach. Very centrally located.

Amazing. Interesting, very funny, emotional and a lot more. Hard to explain in words. Highly recommended for everyone. Amazing story about a very special man (Joseph Bau) about his life story, his inventions, art, jokes, Hebrew language analysis and a lot more.

Interesting place, tells the fascinating story of a talented graphic designer by his two daughters. Definitely worth a visit!

Traveled across the world to Tel Aviv. Tried to visit the house twice - once on Sept 23, then again today Sept 26. Both not open, and with no sign showing opening hours. Google map provides no opening hour information either. Very disappointed.

Excellent presentation by Joseph Bau's daughters. He was an inspirational man who liked to make people laugh even when he was in a concentration camp, and he was a pioneer of modern animation and fonts. Also he made excellent paintings that make you think

What a great place. Built in the 1970's. Still modern. Must have been amazing when it first opened. Fresh airy spaces with curves and a maze of little interesting shops and boutiques. Coffee shops to eat in on every floor. Book shops, clothes, tattoo parlour, electronic HiFi and ordinary electric home appliances. Fresh fruit and vegetables, cosmetics and mobile phones. On the lowest floor is a large sand pit and children play area surrounded by 2 easy coffee shops. We are in Greg coffee shop where dogs are also welcome. Amazing shopping mall unlike any other I have been to. Starting to show it's are but well worth a visit. Allow enough time to explore. I was told that all the plants on the balconies are hydroponic and that the grow vegetables to eat on the roof along with a resident bee hive.

I did the self guided tour Bauhaus Tel Aviv. Super informativ. Very good description. A lot of interesting information. Technique easy to use. Highly recommended. Very nice and helpful staff at the Bauhaus Centre. It’s worth just to go and talk to them. 5 stars at least 👍

I did the 90 min self guided tour and it was really interesting. Since I work in construction I would have wished a bit more information and details but maybe the 2 hrs tour would have been a better fit. Also there were some issues with the audio guide with the first one not playing and the second one in the wrong language. Luckily I’m bi-lingual

Took part in a most informative Bauhaus walking tour with the assistance of a very well-prepared and competent guide. It took about two hours what I enjoyed completely. Tel Aviv is probably the capital of Bauhaus achitecture with her almost ten thousands buildings. The tour was rather expensive but it was worth of it.

Very friendly staff, a great exhibition and a well-kept shop. I really enjoyed my time with the Bauhaus Center's White City Tour around Zina Dizengoff square. A very good experience during my first visit to beautiful Tel Aviv.

A very cool collection of gifts, art, and souvenirs that are really interesting items for tourists or locals. The gallery is worth checking out as well. Although it's not a large space, they make the most of it and it's worth visit.

Great gallery, souvenirs and book shop dedicated to the Bauhaus and Tel Aviv. We took their audio guide tour that is about 1.30 hour long and takes you around the center where some of the buildings are. Must visit as the Tel Aviv is known for its white buildings.

Super encouraging and impressive. It really shows the innovation and what's possible through peaceful collaboration between different sexes, religions, nations or anything else. Super worth you time and our presentor spoke great English and was very funny.

Amazing experience. Coming here was one of my most favorite things to do in Israel. The virtual reality game put me in awe along with my group. This center is the focal point of innovation and shows how much Simon Perez contributed to the overall innovation of Israel. Everything over here was worth looking at and studying - I would highly recommend this place, if you are visiting Israel.

Very cool and interesting museum there is a lot to look at, the museum is right on the beach. I recommend for kids and teens. The tour was very good!

TL;DR really worth a visit! Went there with my 2 small kids and they had a really good timeIt's located next to Jaffa shore in a new huge building. You have to order a tour that is ~1 hour and when it ends you have ~1 hour to solve an escape box which is also very nice. The tour has several rooms each with a different display that relates to innovation or to Shimon peres life. they are all very interesting I think that it should be longer since in almost all rooms it felt that it ended in the middle. Toilets (too few) and water are available inside. Parking is available in the adjacent public parking lot.

During my last holiday break, I visited the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation. The visit is part of a guided tour of up to 25 participants only after purchasing tickets in advance on the center's website. The tour is recommended for ages 10 and up and is available in 4 languages ​​to choose from Hebrew, Arabic, English and Chinese. The center offers full accessibility for the disabled, a storage service and even a cold water bar. A nice surprise is that there is free parking, right next to the center, an amazing benefit in Tel Aviv. Unlike visiting any other state site in Israel or the world, the place is neatly designed and full of personal charm. The architecture of the building is very special, which sends the visitor a clear message and invites him to be part of an interesting world that holds a fascinating future for the benefit of all mankind. The visit is a 90 min guided interactive tour that goes through different stations in the building. Immediately upon entering, we were greeted by a welcoming guide. After a brief and exhaustive explanation in "The Hall of Inspiration", we moved to the other part of the main hall for an impressive space where several human-sized screens were set up for personal experience in an impressive virtual meeting with Israel's leading entrepreneurs, who each presented in turn by our personal choice the innovation secrets they personally led. From there we climbed the steps of the building in an impressive space to the first floor for the "Nation of Innovation" for the Israeli innovation story of the most promising startups and developments exist today. Immediately after we were led into President Shimon Peres's original workroom impressively restored, where he has worked in his last years soaking up his inspiration and translating his dreams into reality. From the workroom we proceeded to the second floor to the "capsule", a surprisingly interactive and impressive 3D design that conveys the visitor to a futuristic world. The futuristic virtual meeting is well-crafted and presents a timely journey through the spectacles along with cameras that scan visitors' movements to empower the interactive experience and give a taste of the future challenges of humanity and tomorrow's technologies. It was a sweeping experience and the proof of this can be obtained from the cries of pleasure and happiness of the children and their parents who fill the hall throughout the performance. The last is "Contemporary Innovation Gallery" exhibit, where Israeli`s startups and promising development companies are present. One of the most surprising things during the tour, in my opinion, was the stand in which an Israeli startup raising grasshoppers for human consumption was introduced. The problem of securing food supplies in the future becomes very topical, by 2050 the global demand for food will double, and no one has any idea how the world will be able to supply it. The Israeli startup managed to reduce grasshopper growing time from nine weeks to two weeks ... amazing. The surprising part of the story is that we were given the opportunity to taste the grasshoppers... And for those who care about the kosher thing… grasshoppers are kosher 😀 Of Course some of the visitors were as enthusiastic as I was to taste the grasshoppers and there were those who were only frightened at the idea of putting an insect in their mouths. Finally, we were led into a wide room for an escape room-style experience to try and discover with the help of various clues to open a locked box with a number of locks. My impression of the children and their parents who chose to stay and experiment that everyone were greatly enjoyed. It was amazing. My guest was delighted and thrilled by the impressive visit and I, too. Initially I was skeptical in the end I very much enjoyed and even learned a thing or two 😀

Very interesting advanced technological creativity center with a background of the Shimon Peres live achievements and approach. Captures everyone from youngsters to elders. Guided tour that takes you to an interesting journey and unique design. We felt we could be there much more time.

Amazing center to learn about Israel’s innovations in Science and Technology. Peres was a visionary.

Not really a museum but more an experience traveling through multiple rooms telling the story of the Palmach. Personalised by relating entirely to a small team. Used original and recreated film which are clearly distinguished. Brings the early struggle for the state to life

You MUST have a pre-arranged reservation and your passport to get through security and pay the ₪30 entrance fee. There is only the timed, guided tour through the museum that has been built into a military facility. The tour itself starts with a short speech from your guide, followed by a series of film projections in specially curated sets. The story follows a founding group's experiences through Independence and the subsequent Arab conflicts from the Isreali perspective as the Palmach transitions to the IDF. There is also a large collection of photographic artifacts and a small Café. Often there are vetrans that visit at the end of the tour for questions and photos.

Wow! Wow! Wow! Stunning tour of history! You need to call ahead and make a reservation and keep in mind that the tour is appropriate for 6 years and above. The tour keeps all your senses including smell in mind as you are shuffled through time underground. Fantastic! Compelling and as always, whdn considering the personal stories of Israel history, bittersweet.

Amazing museum. Tell the history in a very engaging and emotional way. You really get into the story. And you learn the values that allowed us to get our country. Very educational experience for kids and adults. The sound system is not amazing, though.. and it's not recommended to young kids, or highly sensitive... Bring tissue paper...

Very INTERACTIVE Experience! You move through many different rooms/years and witness personal accounts that make the story real! You can’t get bored Cool Museum Great History (though a bit biased) Definitely worth seeing

It's very nicely guided, suitable for all ages and available in English very recommended.

Had a smooth and pleasant experience. Will definitely come back

(Translated by Google) If you are someone who studies urban planning, you definitely can’t miss this place. (Original) 如果你是學習都市規劃的人，那這裡絕對不能錯過

A travel company enters itself as a location of the White City. However, the location is outside the UNESCO boundaries. A photo of the Histadrut building on Arlozorov street was built by Bauhaus architect Dov Karmi, but not as a Bauhaus. Misleading advertising.

Nice

If you are someone who studies urban planning, you definitely can’t miss this place.

The nice exhibition and shouldn't be compared with others overseas (like VAN GOGH) because then you may be disappointed. Good and kind welcome from the staff. The visit to all the halls takes about 3 hours. In every hall you get headphones (recommend to clean them before use!) but it is also possible without, to hear what's going on, just keep in mind that people bring children who are less interested in the exhibition and they start making noises and running around like playground (it's a shame that there is no consideration and the museum has its hands tied on the issue). Those suffering from certain illnesses keep informed, I didn't find anything written and the staff doesn't really warn. The museum has 3 floors of the exhibition, there is an elevator -disabled friendly- and a staff member who can explain a bit about what you are going to see. Try to buy tickets with discounts from all kinds of clubs, including discounts at credit card companies. We paid NIS 49 a ticket through Isracard. Keep in mind: it's a bit cold due to the air conditioning in one of the halls were the exhibition takes about an hour and a half, so come prepared with clothing. Second, there is an additional NIS 10 for a VR device which is a different experience (I wasn't so impressed). There are full of coffee shops and food around, including a coffee shop on the roof of the museum. Enjoy !

Bro shutdown al popcorn machine next 1day except mine military rawveg movie through child

Small but good. Spent 30 min visiting all galleries. Was lovely.

Small and interesting museum with exhibits of modern art. Unusual building We were the only visitors. Dirty restrooms.

Great museum and great exhibition "Tomorrow". Very recommend to visit and enjoy the art.

We have been there for NFT tour, it was really special and professional.

Really good place with interesting exhibitions and beautiful souvenir shop

2 floors to explore, mainly focused on the founder Abraham and also some general history about the movements and the creation of the Israeli state, Incredibly informative experience of a community not typically mentioned in history except in passing. The condition of the items preserved is amazing, and the standout feature is the apartment on the third floor. A charming museum, showing the glorious history of the underground before the establishment of the state, excellent guidance, highly recommended

A pilgrimage to the scene where Avraham 'Yair' Stern was murdered in cold blood by the British occupation forces durring WW2. See the actual room, window, shaving brush, hat and weapons of this freedom fighters last hour. Set in today's hip Florentine neighborhood of south Tel Aviv. Fantastic food and cafe corners everywhere.

A bit old-fashioned, yet interesting museum hidden in Florentin with an amazing tour guide who can give you a bit of extra info in English. 20₪ entrance fee, if you read everything and watch the movie upstairs, it takes about an hour to go through the museum.

Good, small, but informative museum. One could easily spend here 1 — 1,5 hrs.

A clean, well-maintained place with a great atmosphere.

Incredibly informative experience of a community not typically mentioned in history except in passing. The condition of the items preserved is amazing, and the standout feature is the apartment on the third floor. A bit of a heavy-handed emotional experience, but worth the watch!

Small but very interesting and great guides / staff

Beit Ha'Ir museum is an architectual pearl situated in the piquturesque Bialik Square in Tel Aviv. It was constructed in 1925, and has served various purposes, including the Tel Aviv Municipality, an archive, and now houses the museum of Tel Aviv-Jaffa's municipal history.

Rude man at the front desk told me that the museum was closed despite all of the entrances open and no sign stating it was closed. I travelled 20,000 km from Australia with recommendations to see this exhibition, very disappointing

Nice museum, a lot of historical stuff about Tel Aviv-Yafo, interactive and modern

Interesting museum regarding the history of TLV. They also have some great temporary exhibitions and everything is in English as well

Most definitely one of my favorite places in tel Aviv. Hidden in the heart of town, doesn't offer many attractions but historic buildings and a small water fountain with lotus flowers and fish, but it has some magic. A great place to sit and relax from Allenby St. Noise. You can find different shows and events mostly during holidays. I like!

Nice and creepy collection of animal figures

Beautiful museum about the history of Tell Aviv

Definitely a great start to learning about Tel Aviv! The name Tel Aviv in Hebrew means "Hill ( tel) of Spring (aviv)". This is the title given by Nahum Sokolow to his Hebrew translation of Theodor Herzl's book Altneuland (German: " The Old New Land"). Fascinating to learn about how the first settlers of 64 family started by buying sand dunes and from there building this city that we are in today! What a momentous place to hear how Israel was declared as a state from this very place - located on the historic Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv, Israel. From 1932 to 1971 housing the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, it is currently a museum dedicated to the signing of the Israeli Declaration of Independence and the history of Tel Aviv. The Tel Aviv Museum was established in 1932, at the instigation of the city’s first mayor, Meir Dizengoff. He envisioned the growth of Tel Aviv into a vibrant modern metropolis with all its cultural institutions, including a museum of art. As part of his vigorous efforts to make this vision a reality, Dizengoff appealed to members of the arts and culture community in the city, enlisted his personal connections around the world, and ultimately even donated his own private residence as the new museum’s first abode. On Friday, May 14, 1948, the state of Israel’s Declaration of Independence was proclaimed at the Museum building at 16 Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. This historic event also marked the start of a new chapter in the Museum’s history.

We spent the morning learning about how Ben Gurion and other Israeli leaders declared independence in 1948. It is an amazing story. I highly recommend visiting here when you are in Tel Aviv.

The space is dedicated to a single event with a 24 NIS entry fee. There is a movie room, with a version available in English, that provides the historic context of the Israeli statehood movement. There is some art, photos, and a declaration, but it was difficult to determine which pieces were authentic or replications. The room itself has been recreated for the scene of the independence declaration, where tours are available in English.

This is a very small museum compared to other museums (Israel/Holocaust) and it's about 20 shekels to get in. If it's expensive for you it's ok to skip, you can learn most from Wiki readings

Very inspiring place, nice kept. It is amazing being there, at the same spot where Ben Gurion decalred Israel's independence 70 years ago

The museum will not take you more than a half hour and is an invaluable piece of the history and the spirit of Tel Aviv and Israel.

This is the site where David Ben-Hurion declared independence. The overview in English was useful, as were the two videos with English subtitles.

Beautiful park on a small hill. My favorite park in Tel Aviv. The view at any time of the day or night is fantastic. ⛱️🏖️🌃🌞 There are many places where you can sit. For example, on the grass with a beautiful view or there is also a small amphitheater with benches. I recommend visiting this place at different times. Each time the species are different and beautiful in their own way.

Abrasha park is well known place for tourists. The small but very well packed park with a lot of archeological spots to see. Located on top of the hill of old city Jaffa. Good place to see the panoramic view on the sea and Tel Aviv city. Great park for walk. Also you can find restaurants and small shops to stay and rest. Very recommended to visit and enjoy the place.

Very nice public gardens in the heart of old Jaffa. Don't forget to make a wish at the zodiac bridge while holding your sign and looking at Tel Aviv in the distance. Rest a little at the benches in the shades before diving again in the hustle of the big city.

Definitely was the perfect place to be introduced to the city of Tel Aviv. Must visit this place. Has gorgeous views of the Mediterranean Sea.

This is a must in tel Aviv. There is public bathrooms and good places to rest. Nice view to the city.

The park is beautiful, right next to the Wishing Bridge by historic Jaffa. The top has a beautiful lookout point from which you can see the old city of Jaffa surrounding and the shoreline of Tel Aviv to the north. Great spot for a picnic or a stop while taking a scenic bike ride. Park was built on the excavated tel that existed in Jaffa in order to beautify and improve the area (unfortunately the local people were moved to allow for the excavations and weren't given the opportunity to return)

A Historical place located in old City of Jaffa .. Very lovely gorgeous park .. Nostalgic indeed

Waow. What a center. It is a total opposition to the classic malls that are straight and easy to get around. In other words: boring. This center, is amazing by its complexity. You don't know where you started and you don't where you at the first visit. But you learn it fast after few rounds.

This place is heaven on earth, there is simply no better mall them the Center. The center has a lot of stores you won't be able to find elsewhere and it's one of the biggest malls in israel.

A mall, close to the Carmel Shuk. In early days of Israel, it was one of the main attractions to people. It has two parts, connected by a sky bridge. The mall is full of all kind of shops that you can imagine. When I visit TelAviv, I spend at least an hour at this place.

It is a huge shopping center. It will be fun for kids. Limited number of shops for dresses and shoes compared to the size of the shopping center. Variety of food stalls. Bit of maze if you don't remember your path. Fun time because of Halloween.

Love getting lost here :) This was my go to shopping center as a child in tel Aviv and i still love coming here 30 years later. It's a great place to run away from the heat and check out the food market on a friday afternoon

One of the biggest malls in the city of Tel Aviv. Most of the international brands are present. However, like any other shopping malls across the world the prices seem to be on the higher end. Most of the people in the shops are very friendly and helpful. Particularly the employees at Super Pharm store at the ground floor were amazing. However, there are some shops where you will find it difficult to talk if you don't know Hebrew. Overall a good experience.

Went there yesterday and back again today. Great building. Worth going just to see the architecture. Built in the 1970's it must have been very impressive as it still is. Superb selection of boutique shops in a maze of corridors which feel airy and light. Food, clothes, coffee shops, pet store supplies, tattoo parlours, camera shop, book store, cinema, Japanese animae models and comics, juice bar, MacDonald and burger king! Great wine shop with interesting spirits, kiddy play area with large real sand pit. Electronics and home wares, pharmacy and supermarket and fresh fruit and veg. Well worth a visit but leave yourself LOTS of time. You'll need it.

Want a romantic evening? Want a place where friends can have a great meal? This is your place. One of the best steaks I've had in the city. The sashimi salmon was amazing. The servers were attentive without hovering. They were knowledgeable and had great recommendations. Will absolutely be back.

A sprawling, stylish restaurant that commands attention with its impressive scale and sophisticated ambiance. The menu is expansive and diverse, offering an exceptional array of international dishes that cater to every palate. The drinks list is equally impressive, featuring a vast selection of wines. While our initial experience with the service left something to be desired—slow responses and a lack of attentiveness—the situation was transformed when Eliot, the manager, stepped in. With professionalism and genuine care, he not only remedied the immediate issues but ensured the rest of our evening unfolded seamlessly. His personal attention and commitment to guest satisfaction turned what could have been a disappointing visit into a memorable one, proving that strong management can elevate the entire dining experience.

Great experience, the service was good but there is room for improvement, we ordered a few glasses of wine and instead of coming to the table with a bottle and empty glasses the waiter went back and forth to the bartender to fill glasses. This is just an example and the service was great besides those small points. The food and alcohol is amazing and fresh. The atmosphere is the perfect combination between ancient and new. Overall experience: 8.7/10

I went to lunch with my wife. The food arrived almost two hours after we ordered. They sent us the wrong main course, and when we told the waiter, he said they were out of what we ordered. My wife then ordered a fish dish; it arrived cold and raw, and was very poorly presented. Half an hour later, mine arrived; I ordered meat. The presentation was good, but it had absolutely no salt and was more greasy than meat. The only thing we liked were the cocktails. The prices are also very high for what they offer. The waiters served us well, but the restaurant was a disaster. We also asked to speak to the manager, but he never came out. When we arrived, they gave us a discount, but it still wasn't worth it. I don't recommend it.

Its a boutique establishment, but when there is a wave of new customers, you're left unattended for more than expected.... Otherwise wonderfull place, some staff really are really knowledgeable while some others aren't. So if you feel like you're missing out, ask if there is someone that can provide you more information. Regardless will definitely go there again and update my review accordingly

Probably the best whiskey bar & museum in the world. Huge veriety of whisky from all kinds, great cocktails, and amazing kitchen - smoked meats from the Josper! The steaks are from the best in Israel, and don't miss the desserts by pastry chef Noa Einat which are all perfect. Very recommended as a bar, and as a restaurant.

A memorable experience! If you’re looking for a dining experience that checks all the boxes - great food, drinks and a captivating ambiance - this is your spot. The warm lighting and tasteful decor created an environment that’s both elegant and relaxed.

The elevator to the top floor costs 4 euros, which is not much, but the windows are terribly dirty and the bar was closed. Not worth going.

It was not open for the public as before, and they asked us to order food in the restaurant. It was disappointing due to the fact that it was marked as open in Google maps. I visited the view previously and there was just a visitora fee, however this time it was only for clients of the restaurant. Also asked if I may just have a quick coffee, but the girl on the elevator told me that this was not enough.

It's a bay window space. Windows are utterly dirty from inside and from outside... No explanations... The view could be very interesting but only if the windows were clean...

One of the coolest spots in Tel-Aviv for gaze at this beautiful cities skyline and architecture. I must visit

I couldn't get on top floor of the observatory tower, though, because when we arrived to the entrance, it took us a while because no one knew where it was, the staff told us that the tower was closed that week. If I would have known that, I wouldn't have gone there. I wasn't able to get the information I was looking for since the observatory website is in Hebrew. Therefore, I give only one star.

To go to observatory you have to pay 25nis before 1700 and 15nis after 1700. There is a trick which you can use. Tell the lady near the elevators that you are going to cafe on 49th floor and you will save some money.

This place offers a very beautiful view of the evening Tel Aviv

The museum is simple and relatively small yet informative, being creatively decorated in some areas as if you were actually at the historic site. It includes audiovisual information and even a small theater. Not all of the signs and material are translated to english, so you may miss some particular events. Some areas included buttons for the english version of short informative movies but, at the time of my visit, some were not working. You may ask for a self guide audio player that somehow helps which is included in the entrance fee. A somewhat worthwhile place if you have time to spare or are waiting for someone as it only takes around 30 minutes to see everything.

Well made, interactive and awesome. Movies and videos defaulted in Hebrew but there are buttons that play it in English too. Informative and entertaining. Totally recommend.

Excellent museum, an excellent way to learn about the Hagana, as well as the other "armed" forces before/after the creation of the State of Israel. Great place! Information in Hebrew and English!

An excellent way to learn of what Israel was so you can get a better understanding of how Israel developed as a nation. Time well spent and it’s in an area that’s nice to visit.

We were delayed and arrived at 3:40 p.m. after ttraveling a great deal of time to get there not realizing that the museum closes at 4. The staff refused to let us in saying that the security guard was doing guard duty and they could not let us in.

This is one of the stops on the Tel Aviv Independence walking tour, and it is well worth an hour to step inside. It tells the interwoven stories of national defense, the rescue of Jews from the post war displaced persons camps, and the war for independence.

Interesting museum in Tel-Aviv which tells the story of the Jewish resistance during the first half of the 20th century.

Lots of interesting military equipment on view. Pity that vehicles outside aware not maintained. But all in all well worth the visit if you are interested in this subject. Recommended.

Disappointing museum with a guided audio tour which is pretty boring and taking quite some time. Not a very lively museum. You are not able to bring your stuff like bags inside. Also you have to handover your passport in order to get the audio tour devices.

It was amazing experience to visit here. I found my country's guns in this museum. I'm impressed!

Great... on small places lot of exhibitions... I recomendet... but I miss merkava mk4 😞

I love the Israel defense strategy and country because Israel is mother land of the My God Jesus Christ

Not bad. But it's nice to know this history before going in.

A nice place to understand the history of IDF.

Bialik's home. The national poet of Israel. It is interesting to go on a tour to hear about his short life. About his life's work and the preservation of his memory. What is told and what is not told about it. A very beautiful place that gives a glimpse into the period of establishment of a state and its symbols.

One of most beautiful houses in Tel Aviv, full of history of the old city during the early 20th century, all wrapped with Bialik’s story as Israel’s national poet. A genuine architecture gem in the heart of the noisy city, 10 minutes walking distance from Dizengoff, Hacarmel market and the beach.

Highly recommend visiting. One of the most beautiful and historic houses of Tel Aviv

Learned much about history og Tel Aviv and its Poet Laureate

The guided tour was absolutely amazing, highly recommend and very interesting. Guide was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable :)

Very interesting museum in a house where Bialik lived in Tel-aviv. The first floor is decorated in a rich, thought-over manner. As always in a museums of such kind guided tours are highly recommended.

Take your time and imagine being a guest of Chaim Bialik’s. What a lovely place.

Unfortunately we didn't have opportunity to see this museum inside. It was closed when we visited old Jaffa. There is this spoon sculpture outside and its description next to it. Museum located next to the Ilana Goor museum. The whole area is full of outdoor art exhibition with historical boards in certain places. All very close to the Port.

Items collected by Uri Geller during his lifetime all over the world. Purchased or received as a gift from a Libyan ruler to an astronaut. The place is a very impressive ancient structure. Outside is a huge statue of a bent spoon. Inside the collections Shrivel and Procurement. Photos, his first car and scooter, the Cadillac vehicle with thousands of teaspoons he received / bent.

A fantastic experience. Great energy inside the museum and incredible and very charismatic Uri. Very impressive exhibits and a unique story. Please come and see. It’s great!!!

We just did a VIP tour and it was beyond our expectations. Uri Geller himself does the tour and takes you through some of the most amazing and unbelievable stories of his life. This was by far the most amazing museum tour we have ever experienced. It's a must visit museum when in Israel! It's a reason to come to Israel just to see it!!

Amazing experience ! Uri Geller himself tells his stories and where his collections came from! It was so interesting - definitely go!

An amazing experience!!! A museum that is a snapshot into the many facets of life, pop culture, history, various federal agencies and various political leaders. Uri Geller has a unique talent and art in keeping everyone captivated through his fascinating stories. A MUST for all to visit!

We had an amazing time and a mind bending experience at Uri Geller's Museum. We were lucky enough to be guided by Uri Geller, the legend himself, sharing amazing stories related to very unique and intriguing artifacts interwoven into his astounding life journey. From an astronaut's suit that actually been to the moon and Leonardo Davinci's Cristal ball, to John Lennon's glasses. The space itself is brilliantly designed and is one of the most unique ancient spaces in Old Jaffa. You can spend there literally hours and still not see enough. It was a tour to remember! I definitely recommend it!

Every few weeks it is worth while to go visit and enjoy art in very different art spaces and studios.

A lot of spaces where closed, but still a great project and what I saw of the artists was great!

Must see gallery. Lots of galleries around

A big gallery that usually hosts several art exhibitions.

They were closed, but DID NOT update their google homepage. They said they were open and we had travelled with some difficulty to attend. Be warned, they are unpredictable. Also, it's almost impossible to find them. Go figure.

It was refreshing finding out about this place. Got to spend some time in artists' studios around the block as well. Finding it was like a scavenger hunt. The exhibit changes all the time.

Many artists have their studio's there and sometimes they are open doors for the public. It's always interesting to see what they have to propose .

Great gallery, perhaps the best in Tel Aviv. Both International and Israeli contemporary art, with a great main space and an additional project room. Great location and beautiful building. Highly recommended.

I gained some deeper understanding of the spirit moving the modern Israel. Add more exhibitions and more objects.

I wanted to like this place more but it's just a small private gallery that wasn't particularly welcoming. But then what private gallery is?

The place suits the art new presented there!

The best modern art gallery in Tel Aviv

Generally pretty good exhibitions.

Great

I love this gallery with great lighting nice place to see some exhibition

Hana and her family are marvelous

Great gallery in a lovely space.

Creative. Captivating. And something for everyone.

It was fun.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful gallery An exhibition is presented by the artist Nirit Levev who designs and sculpts beautiful items from things that the environment offers her. Bicycle chains, pedals, clothespins, watches, twigs, etc A beautiful and amazing sight worth a visit. (Original) גלריה יפיפיה מוצגת תערוכה של אמנית נירית לבב שמעצבת מפסלת פריטים יפייפים מדברים שהסביבה מציעה לה . שרשרות אופנים פדלים ,אטבי כביסה ,שעונים,זרדי עץ וכו מראה יפיפה ומדהים שווה ביקור.

(Translated by Google) "The Possible Art Gallery" - good art, a lot of interest and a warm attitude. Highly recommended to visit. (Original) "גלריה לאמנות האפשר" - אמנות טובה, הרבה עניין ויחס חם. מומלץ בחום לבקר.

I visited the Farkash Gallery in Old Jaffa recently at the opening of "Perfectly Imperfect " exhibition and was outstanding! Enjoyed the location the art and the host was super friendly , I will be going back for sure!

Very poor paintings keep duplicate copies never gonna buy from here

Wonderful place

Perfect

Great location

(Translated by Google) Small place, free entry. Nice to see posters. We were here for 20 minutes. (Original) מקום קטן, כניסה חינם. נחמד לראות פוסטרים. היינו כאן 20 דקות.

(Translated by Google) A shop with special items. (Original) חנות עם פריטים מיוחדים.

Charles Clore Park in Tel Aviv is one of the most enjoyable and relaxing places in the city. The park is spacious, filled with wide open lawns of green grass that make it perfect for picnics, gatherings with friends, or just lying down and enjoying the breeze. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and you never feel crowded because there is plenty of space for everyone. One of the highlights is the amazing sea view. Sitting on the grass while looking at the Mediterranean horizon, especially at sunset, is simply breathtaking. The combination of open space, greenery, and ocean views creates a very unique and peaceful experience right in the middle of the city. There is also a nice café and bar inside the park, which makes it easy to grab a drink or a light bite without leaving the area. The service is friendly and adds a pleasant touch to the park experience. Parking is another big advantage here. There is usually plenty of it, and the cost is relatively low compared to other central Tel Aviv spots, which makes visiting the park much more convenient. Overall, Charles Clore Park is a must-visit. Whether you want to relax, enjoy the view, or meet with friends, it is one of the best spots in Tel Aviv to do so.

Tel Aviv boasts some of the finest spots to soak up the sun and revel in the beauty of its expansive parks and stunning beaches. Whether you're looking to relax by the shore or explore lush green spaces, this vibrant city has it all!

I love the park. It offers plenty of seating space, on the grass, wonderful seaside view, bicycle route throughout and a snack shop on the gas station, nearby. On Saturdays it fills up with families, couples and friends, picking, chilling or playing some backgammon :-) Here and there you'd find people practicing yoga, or just stretching or reading a book. There's a small area with exercising equipment, adjacent to the park.

Best place to ride kite 🪁, picnic and relaxing with beautiful green grass, watching and listening the birds singing 🕊️🕊️ 🐦🐦. Play football and run around with your kids, have a walk/ride bicycle by the beach and feel the fresh air/wind from the ocean 🌊🚶🏃⛹️🚴

Charles Clore Park has no access to the sea. It's a huge park including sports zone, a ninja zone, relaxing and huge place for a picnic and BBQ. One beach north or south there is an access to the 😎

Amazing park with vast open space and uninterrupted views over the beach and ocean beyond. Pretty difficult to find shade because there are not many trees or other structures to give shelter, but I think it’s best to enjoy the nice weather when you are there! Really well located for the city centre and beach areas, and so much space for activity sports, sunbathing, relaxing or having a picnic. A great spot in Tel Aviv!

It’s a very nice park, very close to the sea and just adjacent to the beach promenade. During the Muslim holiday of Eid Al-Fitr, it is very crowded with celebrating families who barbecue. Usually towards the end of the day it gets pretty dirty. Other than that it’s pretty nice.

We had the absolute best day with Eden on our graffiti tour and workshop. This was not only cool and fun but a great way to learn the history and influence of art on Tel Aviv. The addition of the workshop where we got to make something and bring it home made the experience even better. We are global street art chasers and making our own - especially how it incorporates recycling art into art - and bringing it home from such a special, meaningful trip is the best souvenir. Eden went above and beyond times ten to make sure we all had fun, saw all the hidden gems on the tour, tasted some history, and made amazing pieces. We are so blessed to have met her and recommend this experience to anyone interested in the street art scene around the world. This is a perfect family activity! It would also be a really fun date or the perfect destination for a moms day/night out.

We took the graffiti tour in Athens with the amazing Katerina today. It was wonderful. The passion Katerina has for art, Athens and people gave the tour such a special vibe. The graffiti came to life with the stories Katerina shared with us, and her attention to details and flexibility to our needs was awesome. We recommend this tour if you want to really understand Athens graffiti

My wife and I really enjoyed our tour and workshop with Assaf in Tel Aviv. It was fun, interesting and moving all in one tour. Would highly recommend this for all age groups- both adults and children will love this.

This tour was simply amazing. Noa gave us an insight into the mind of a graffiti artist, from choosing where to tag, to how different art is made and the stories behind it. Then at the end, we got to create our own art on vinyls and take them home with us! Definitely highly recommend this trip!

The graffiti tour with Yasmin was amazing! Not only did we get to see and walk through different graffiti spots, but we also learned how they’re made, the meaning behind them, and the purpose they serve. Our kids had a great time, and the hands-on workshop at the end was a fantastic experience. If you’re looking for a tour in Spanish, we highly recommend asking for Yasmin—she made the whole experience super fun and meaningful.

I want to thank Katerina for a wonderful graffiti and food tour in Athens. We are 4 friends who have been on several tours worldwide, and all agreed that Katerina made this tour special, with her immense knowledge about the artworks, history, social and political aspects, and of course - the best places to eat! We had an amazing time! I very much recommend!

Assaf was wonderful. He led our family of five through the tour, intertwining beautiful art and history in a conversation relatable to all ages. Assaf, thank you for showing us a beautiful part of Israel and giving us a better understanding of its expression and community. The Jaffee Family (San Francisco, CA)

A standard coffee shop where you can get pastas, sandwiches and salads. Prices are a bit high and service is slow but kind. The food was OK, not the best, but we enjoyed our time there.

Really spectacular food! We went for Friday morning breakfast. They have some Friday morning specials which were excellent. Was fully Corona guideline compliant. One of the few mehadrin dairy restaurants in Tel Aviv.

The place is sitting in a more or less quiet street right off of Kaplan, it's a good place to sit inside or out. In my opinion, the food could stand to cost less, but they have good business deals if you're getting lunch. I've experienced a few service problems but after a conversation with the manager we've reached an understanding. I hope they can improve on the service aspects and food quality so I can give them a full star review one day.

Try the salmon baked in salt crust - delicious! The Arabic salad was also fantastic. The service was OK by Israeli standards but make sure to stay on top of your waiter

Desserts were terrific. Main courses mediocre. I had the warm mushroom salad - nothing special. The 54 shekel salad arrived without bread! I was expected to pay extra for the bread. Chutzpah.

The food was OK. But we didnt like the way the servant treated us. She asked us straight if we want to leave her tips. Than she wasnt happy of the sum I was going to leave. It was rude and too insolent. We were there nov.8-th

The food is fine, prices are OK. We had enough apace to sit and place the stroller next to us. No changing area for the baby, but the owner immediately came with a solution and assisted.

Let me get this clear first: this is not (as far as I know) a family hostel. It is cheap, mass and temporary housing. It's location is great, plenty of food, stores and museums. Beach is about a mile away so a good walk. The place is clean and looks nice and the staff are nice. There are plenty of activities inside as well.

A very nice museum. Gave a good background about Jabotinsky and his work, as well as telling the story of what had happened afterwards. The exhibits were very informative, and some were interactive too, which was a nice addition. The movies that were shown were very good, and interesting, not too long and not too short. Would recommend a visit.

The story of Etzel, aka the Irgun, is one of the more intriguing and moving chapters of the founding of Israel. If you go there as a tourist, as I did, you ought to stop here and educate yourself about some of the sacrifices that were made to make it possible for European Jews to finally have a homeland.

The curators/docents were friendly and helpful. It gave a basic overview of jabotinsky. And it gave an unadorned version of irgun's version of history ... Whether or not you approve of their actions. I wish I had spent more time there.

Lots of information displayed in static glass cases. One movie and one multi sensory show. Some displays with buttons to animate the lights and sounds, but they don't always work. But what I really didn't care for was the emphasis on guns and killing. It is a museum about a violent group in a violent time and a violent environment.

Excellent museum chronicling the history of the State through somewhat different eyes than those that usually view it. Probably not your cup of tea if you are a 'liberal' or a 'progressive'!

Highly recommended for visiting!

A must for modern art lover. Contemporary art with the best Israeli painters and sculptures. I recommend to see the sculpture garden which is 30 m away from the gallery.

Great and modern design for the exhibition of currently active artists in Israel.

Wonderful exhibition of Garbuz on Orthodox-jews believes, tradition, superstition etc. Very sarcastic!!

Beautiful place of Gallery!

Probably the best art gallery in Tel Aviv

It’s a good place to display pictures. It’s a lot larger inside than it looks.

It's a decent gallery. Better than the most in this area.

The location of the store is really wonderful. It's Laura help us to choose the thing my wife want. And now we have been friends. The necklaces is beautiful with good design and the good color. it is worth. And the boss come to me telling me the story of the place and the pretty things. Yes, it's a good shopping experience. Thanks.

What an amazing place !! Highly recommended Was passing by , stepped in and saw this great place. Bought several souvenirs for my family. Staff were very welcoming. Probably the best place in Tel-Aviv Jaffa

Staff is really nice and patient and got something for myself as a souvenir

Beautiful artisan shop. Lovely in shop created merchandise. Fairly priced. Staff is lovely to talk to and will tell you all about the history of their shop. Highly recommend

A unique, interesting art workshop, situated in an authentic Ottoman structure, such that can be rarely be visited elsewhere in Old Jaffa, so it's worth entering even merely to understand how people lived there in the past 500 years. The handmade jewelry are very beautiful, prepared using a unique method, and the service in the shop is exquisite. Go take a look!

Very unique place in the alleyways of Jaffa. The jewelry is all very beautiful and well priced but they also have a bit of a museum showing antiquities that were dug up on the spot during some renovations. Definitely worth a look. You can see things from many eras of living in Jaffa.

An Amazing jewelry store. Next to a museum of the Agent Yemen Jewelry that are hand made. The most fun thing for me was to discover that they have small size rings (5-6) which is rear in Israel. So I had to buy one :)

Great shows

(Translated by Google) A magical and interesting place in the middle of the market... worth it Free entry... Open on the weekend Illuminated all week for viewing from outside (Original) מקום קסום ומעניין באמצע השוק... שווה כניסה חינם ... פתוח בסוף שבוע מואר כל השבוע לצפיה מבחוץ

(Translated by Google) beautiful space Quality exhibitions (Original) חלל יפה. תערוכות איכותיות

(Translated by Google) A must visit An impressive display space Adika's exhibition is instructive! (Original) חובה לבקר חלל ץצוגה מרשים התערוכה של עדיקה מאלפת!

(Translated by Google) An invested gallery in Swedish style (Original) גלריה מושקעת בסגנון שבדי

(Translated by Google) Beautiful art objects and in a variety of prices, nice to see and buy if you like (Original) חפצי אומנות יפים ובמגוון מחירים ,יפה לראות ולרכוש אם מוצא חן

(Translated by Google) An interesting gallery in front of Bourques Leon. worth entering (Original) גלריה מעניינת ממול לבורקס ליאון. שווה להיכנס

I recommend highly. I listen to the English first and then the Hebrew. I find the subject matter interesting and I especially like that Guy spells the new words and goes through the binyanim (tenses). His diction make it easy to understand. I also like the references to other languages. Thank-you, Guy

(Translated by Google) this man is incredible! he speaks all languages ​​and transmits his passion to us using an exceptional method. learning with pleasure in all the occasions of everyday life. many thanks :) you are incredible, go on and thank you so much. (Original) cet homme est incroyable! il parle toutes les langues et nous transmet sa passion grâce une méthode exceptionnelle . apprendre avec plaisir dans toutes les occasions de la vie courante. un grand merci :) you are incredible, go on and thank you so much.

The place is interesting, to say the least. The creator was really into the mosaics, and made it with real craftsmanship (although lacking creativity sometimes). It was an unexpected find, more suitable to be a local attraction in some remote town in the USA, a bit kitschy but sincere. There were two of us and we were charged 50 shekels each without prior warning which is pricey to my mind. Don’t forget to arrange the visit in advance with the place, as there are no walk-in tours.

An amazing small museum if the artist’s home. If you are in Jaffa, pass by.

Just a house, done in 1000's of tile figures important midlothian to the Jewish people

(Translated by Google) Six years of aliyah were celebrated in one of the most Zionist places in the country - the Yosef Logasi Mosaic Museum in Jaffa. Unfortunately, you can’t take pictures there, but take my word for it - the place is amazing! All the walls and not only in the apartment are decorated with mosaic portraits of various prominent people, mainly Israelis. Yosef's own story is also amazing. Everything is amazing. And the sea, it’s nearby. Please contact us. Please contact us. אסור לצלם שם, אוךךך, חבל. Yes, please, please, please contact me. ואווו! מוזאון בין הכי שווים בארץ. (Original) Шесть лет алии отмечено в одном из самых сионистских мест страны - музей мозаики Йосефа Логаси в Яффо. К сожалению, фотографировать там нельзя, но поверьте на слово - место потрясающее! Все стены и не только в квартире отделаны мозаичными портретами разных выдающихся людей, в основном, израильтян. История самого Йосефа тоже потрясающая. Все потрясающее. И море, оно там рядом. שש שנים ליום העלייה נחגגו במוזאון הפסיפס של יוסף לוגסי ביפו. אסור לצלם שם, אוךךך, חבל. מקום מדהים, קירות מצופים בדיוקנאות של אישים מפורסמים בעיקר מישראל. ואווו! מוזאון בין הכי שווים בארץ.

(Translated by Google) Amazing experience! A fascinating life story of a talented and modest man through the eyes of his charming wife. There isn't a figure from Israel's greats that you won't find here, an inspiration :) (Original) חוויה מדהימה! סיפור חיים מרתק של אדם מוכשר וצנוע דרך העיניים של אשתו המקסימה. אין דמות מגדולי ישראל שלא תמצאו כאן, השראה :)

(Translated by Google) The artist's home, full of mosaic works of his own creation. His wife hosts the home and tells his story. A nice tour of about 40 minutes. A unique place. (Original) ביתו של האמן, מלא ביצירות פסיפס פרי יצירתו. אשתו מארחת בבית ומספרת את סיפורו. סיור נחמד בערך כ-40 דקות. מקום ייחודי.

(Translated by Google) A special and exciting life story... Beautiful, hospitable and a stunning host.. (Original) סיפור חיים מיוחד ומרגש... יפה מסבירת פנים ומכניסת אורחים מהממת..