Historical Places in Israel

The Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv is the third third largest museum in Israel, and exhibits Israeli culture, past and present. In addition to the 10 permanent exhibitions and …

The Ben-Gurion House was the home of David Ben-Gurion and his wife Paula that they built in Tel Aviv. It was here that the Declaration of Independence was given the …

Independence hall is the site of the signing of Israel’s Declaration of Independence and where David Ben-Gurion proclaimed the establishment of the State of Israel. Originally, this was the site …

The Jabotinsky Museum, located in Tel Aviv, tells the story of Ze’ev Jabotinsky, illustrating life in the underground and the Af Al Pi Aliyah by Betar and the Irgun.  The …

The Chamber of the Holocaust was the the world’s first Holocaust memorial and is a powerful yet little known museum by Israelis and tourists alike. It was built as a …

Yad Vashem is the Holocaust History Museum and Israel’s memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. It is dedicated to preserving the memory of the dead, honoring Jews who fought …

The Israel Museum is Israel’s largest cultural institution and one of the world’s leading museums in art and archaeology. The focus of the museum is on the art, Judaica and …

Ammunition Hill is the site of one of the most hard won and important battles fought during the Six-Day War leading to the reunification of Jerusalem. Today it is a …

The Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem is the world’s only museum devoted entirely to the history of the Bible and the Ancient Near East. This museum displays a rare and …

The Rockefeller Archaeological Museum houses antiquities unearthed in excavations conducted mainly during the time of the British Mandate. The museum contains thousands of artifacts ranging from prehistoric times, dating back …