I really liked the exhibit on Sigmund Freud and his fellowship of the ring. It is really worth taking one of the free tours, it was great to get a personal perspective. There is so much to see and each piece has a story.

There are 2 things you will definitely want to visit. First are the Dead Sea Scrolls. How can you not want to see them? The next is the large, outdoor model of the Old City of Jerusalem. Incredible. A must visit!

There are quite a few current exhibitions which are worthwhile. Our particular favorites were Zoya Cherkassky, Oren Eliav, and the amazing collection of Spanish Baroque paintings on loan from the Auckland Castle in England of Jacob and his sons, the founders of Israel's 12 tribes....More

We took our two teenage kids to the museum I. The basis so many others rated it so highly. Seeing the Dead Sea Scrolls was amazing but the rest was nothing more than any other museum in the world. Our kids like to quietly and...More

We loved the plan and place of the museum. The modern buildings were beautifull. The plan was sometimes a bit unclear but we mannaged!

The Museum has been up dated and testamonies have been added which makes it very informitive. The audio tour gives the individual tour experence and is worth the cost. Plan a half day tour of 4 hrs and that could be a rush. Good public...More

This museum is a respectable art museum with extensive archeology and ethnographic sections. I really enjoyed its local art. It features Shrine of the Book, focused on The Dead Sea Scrolls. The Model of Ancient Jerusalem was amazing. And the outdoor sculpture garden was nice...More