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Best History Museums in Tel Aviv "Best History Museums in Tel Aviv" Created by: Cityseeker 5 Locations Bookmarked Israel Defense Forces History Museum "History of the Guardians" Israel Defense Forces History Museum is a grand museum solely dedicated to the inception and growth of the Israeli defense forces. The museum is all that you need to know about the defense forces from Israel by Kyle Glenn on Unsplash on and why they are among the best, in the world. Everything from the Unsplash policies to the changing defense ministers, from the evolving weaponry to the latest technology, here at Israel Defense Forces History Museum, you will get in depth knowledge on how things work, the way they work. These are some of the options that make this grand museum one of the best for kids, in the city. +972 3 697 5540 Corner of Yehezkiel Kaufman street and Ha-Mered street, Tel Aviv Eretz Israel Museum "A Glimpse Into Israel's Culture" Step into the museum that, literally translated, means 'Land of Israel'. Combining exhibits of folklore, ceramics, ethnography and more, the museum will peel away and reveal the layers of history to you. For example, included in the display is a partially excavated Philistine city. Guided tours are given in English on Saturdays. If you have time, be sure by Talmoryair to stop by the Planetarium next door. +972 2641 5244 www.eretzmuseum.org.il/ [email protected] 2 Chaim Levanon Street, Tel Aviv The Yitzhak Rabin Center "Inception of Israel" Divided into two halves, The Yitzhak Rabin Center, is a museum dedicated to the growth of the great country of Israel, along with a section devoted to Yitzhak Rabin (Late Prime Minister to the country). The museum that opened its doors to the public in the year 1997, takes you on a nostalgic voyage about the life and history of the dynamic prime minister. Through by By amira_a archives, documents, images and videos, the museum strives to narrate the legend of Yitzhak Rabin. There are various events and conferences held in the museum, that can be attended to get a deeper insight on various events that took place in the PM's tenure, and how the country benefited. To understand the journey of this remarkable country, its struggles and tranquility, that led to its growth; visit The Yitzhak Rabin Center. +972 3 745 3322 www.rabincenter.org.il/W [email protected] 8 Chaim Levanon Street, Tel eb/En/Default.aspx Aviv Palmach Museum "As Legacy Would Have It" Palmach Museum highlights the legacy of the Palamch dynasty, as collected from people and accounts. There are no sculptures or artifacts, depicting the events and stories that took place with the dynasty, but a number of documentaries and films, tell the visitors the authentic story of the people from the dynasty. The museum is set within the Palmach by By amira_a house, which also consists of a library and a photo gallery. The museum has a room, that contains each and every record of each member of the Palmach family. You can also watch performances that take place in the open air theater, depicting various stories about the Palmach family. After an enlightening trip of the museum, you can sit at the cafe to feast on some delicious coffee and lite bites, that perfectly punctuate your visit. The Palmach Museum has a lot to offer, to those who wish to learn, so if you are curious and keen to learn, spend some time immersed in the local history of this place and take back home a bunch of memories. +972 3 545 9800 www.palmach.org.il/ palmach_reservation@mod 10 Chaim Levanon Street, Tel .gov.il Aviv The Museum of the Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot "Jewish History" Beit Hatfutsot, as the name suggests is a stunning collection of Jewish memorabilia that traces the development of the Jews, as a community, over the ages. Located at Tel Aviv University, the collection at the Beit Hatfutsot, The Museum of the Jewish People, brings a fresh perspective by Grapkin on the historical, social and religious significance of this community. Gain new and varying insights into their mode of life, their practices and their experiences and how they've adapted to the changing socio-cultural environment around them. Let the exhibitions broaden your vistas and help you unearth more about this historical community and its implications on modern world, religions and society at large. A host of special events are tailored to introduce you to their customs while a plethora of talks and lectures aim to throw light on less-known facts and practices. +972 3 745 7808 www.bh.org.il/ Klausner Street, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv JOIN US AT: cityseeker.com TERMS & CONDITIONS | PRIVACY POLICY | API | CONTACT US | Copyright (C) 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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