Historical Places in Israel

The Citadel of Acre, located in Old Acer, was built in the later 1700s on the ruins of Crusader buildings from the 12th century – now the Hospitaller Fortress. The …

The Underground Prisoners Museum in Akko tells the story of the prison from the perspective of the Haganah, the Irgun, and the Lehi prisoners. It describing the cause of their …

Old Acre, or the Old City of Akko, is an ancient port city in Israel with a long history stemming back thousands of years and is UNESCO World Heritage Site. …

Old Jaffa, or the Old City of Jaffa, is the historical part of Jaffa located in Tel Aviv. The neighborhood is filled with art galleries and restaurants and is one …

The Alexander Museum of Postal History & Philately tells the postal history of the Land of Israel within the context of historical, social, and political changes in the region. The …

The Aden Jewish Heritage Museum in Tel Aviv commemorates a unique story of Jews in Aden who’s history goes back as the second or third century. Aden, located at the …

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 …