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Tel Aviv Museum of Art
2,023 reviews
"I really liked that the museum was divided into two buildings - one for modern art and exhibitions, and one building for large collections of Monet, Degas, Van Gogh, Picasso and many more!""... walk from bustling Even Gvirol street , the Tel Aviv museum is a two wings complex : The older wing - spacious , conventional architecture building , while the new wing is an amazing modern style structure ."
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Beit Hatfutsot - The Museum of the Jewish People
653 reviews
"We also enjoyed the exhibit with all the miniature model shuls from around the world.""The children's exhibit should be experienced by all visitors, young and old.The exhibit there is energetic, creative, , fun and informative.The temporary exhibits on Bob Dylan, Ethiopian Jews in Israel and the war..."
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Joseph Bau House Museum
229 reviews
"He was a graphic artist who worked for the Mossad Intelligence Service, he created Israel's first animation studio, he designed some of the first great modern Israeli Hebrew fonts, he wrote beautiful books, about...""Interesting to hear about the “double life” led by Joseph together with his comic-inspired art work and animations, contained in this small workshop which doubled as movie projection room!"
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Hagana Museum
149 reviews
"Well worth a visit, and done in conjunction with Independence Hall, it is an inspiring and exciting education about the how and the why of Israel becoming a state.""This museum features easily digestible, short displays which walk you through the history of the eventual establishment of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) starting from its earliest years, when it started to featu..."
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Nalagaat Center
281 reviews
"... impaired and blind)… The center has an events center, gives workshops, has a BlackOut Restaurant (the only dark restaurant in Israel - and one of about 15 in the world!) , and is known for its marvelous theatre.""An emotional and powerful experience, especially as one is invited to come on stage at the end and interact personally with all the actors with the help of sign language interpreters."
