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help. do not go. terrible. haunted. staff smells like cheese sticks. the old lady tried to pee on me. they served green cranes for lunch. other than that is it is great.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Even though this is not the real location, it is still a great place to learn about the events leading up to the Declaration of the State of Israel. The movie is very informative, all the pictures on the walls are really educational and the bonus is the rest of the historical information in the building. The models of Tel Aviv are so interesting.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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We went in October 2019 while they were still improving the Dizinghoff house (where the permanent museum will be). Our visit was a bit lackluster. Its about a five minute movie, with a number of posters on the walls. If the Pachlach museum is available, I'm not sure I would go to Indepence Hall.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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A little bit worn, but the content displays the history of Israel. Clearly written and nice old photos to explain what the founders had to work on.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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We strongly recommend avoiding this so-called "tour" until the actual Independence Hall (Rothschild 16 Blvd) re-opens in a few years. They are currently closed for renovations and the Independence Hall "museum" in the meantime is operating from a visitors' center in the Shalom Mayer Tower at 4 Ahuzat Bait, Tel-Aviv. Five of us paid full price for a "tour" where a "guide" just showed us and talked about what was written on display boards that were in the lobby of the building that we could have easily read ourselves (it is free to enter the Shalom Mayer Tower building). We were then taken into a room where we watched a short film on what was already covered on the display boards. Save your money and time and wait until the building on Rothschild Boulevard re-opens so you can see the actual building and the room where Jewish independence was declared.…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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