Museo Herzl: Museo e Vita Di Binyamin Herzl
IL SOGNO: A PROPOSITO DEL MUSEO HERZL
Il Museo Herzl è stato aperto in onore del centenario dalla morte di Theodor Herzl, e offre l’opportunità di esaminare approfonditamente la vita e le attività del fondatore del movimento sionista moderno. Il museo si trova sul Monte Herzl, vicino alla tomba di Herzl e alle tombe di molti altri leader di Israele e caduti di guerra.
I visitatori possono apprezzare l’approccio interattivo del museo, tra cui un’ora di spettacolo di luci e suoni, che presenta la visione di Herzl in relazione al mondo ebraico. Secondo il sito web del museo, la grandezza dei suoi successi dimostra la forza della sua visione, lasciando ai visitatori una sensazione di appartenenza per il loro ruolo nell’eredità di Herzl.
Il museo è suddiviso in quattro spazi espositivi, tre dei quali mostrano diverse epoche della vita di Herzl, dall’inizio della sua vita a Vienna e il processo Dreyfus, attraverso i congressi sionisti a Basilea, fino alla sua prematura morte all’età di 44 anni. Il punto culminante della visita è la quarta stanza, in cui i visitatori hanno una visione sbalorditiva dei successi dello Stato ebraico, nonostante le molte difficoltà e avversità, e solleva la questione se la famosa citazione di Herzl, “Se lo volete non sarà un sogno”, si sia realizzata o se sia ancora in processo di diventare realtà.
Lingue disponibili: ebraico, inglese, russo, francese, spagnolo, tedesco, amarico
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A visit to The Herzl Museum is a great experience.Here one gets to learn about the visionary Theodor Herzl who in 1896 wrote his book The Jewish State.In August 1897 he convened the first World Zionist Congress in Basel,Switzerland where he presented his program for the establishment of a Jewish Nation State in Palestine.In...
altroA visit to The Herzl Museum is a great experience.Here one gets to learn about the visionary Theodor Herzl who in 1896 wrote his book The Jewish State.In August 1897 he convened the first World Zionist Congress in Basel,Switzerland where he presented his program for the establishment of a Jewish Nation State in Palestine.In 1948 The State of Israel was established!
Mostra menoWe visited the museum on a very cold day. We preceded our Museum tour by visiting Herzl's simple grave a few hundred metres away where he was reburied almost 50 years after his death. It is in a pleasant garden area on the top of Mt Herzl which is also worth visiting. The museum tour...
altroWe visited the museum on a very cold day. We preceded our Museum tour by visiting Herzl's simple grave a few hundred metres away where he was reburied almost 50 years after his death. It is in a pleasant garden area on the top of Mt Herzl which is also worth visiting. The museum tour itself was quite different from any museum I had visited before: cleverly engineered scenes and film clips are used to explain what prompted Herzl's vision and how he then set about trying to achieve it. The script keeps your attention, often using Herzl's own words, which as he was a journalist are well written and often inspiring. The various scripts delicately avoid modern day political strife and whilst obviously intended to be positive about Israel and its future, do so in a way that concentrates on Herzl. Our tour was led by a guide called Shoshi who made it enjoyable and seemed able to answer any question asked about Herzl.
Mostra menoWe really enjoyed our visit to the Herzl museum. They have used innovative technology and creative ideas to share the story of Herzl's life and dreams in a way that is interesting and easy to understand. We had an excellent and entertaining guide - you need to book the tour in advance to get...
altroWe really enjoyed our visit to the Herzl museum. They have used innovative technology and creative ideas to share the story of Herzl's life and dreams in a way that is interesting and easy to understand. We had an excellent and entertaining guide - you need to book the tour in advance to get a guide who speaks English. I would recommend this for tweens and teens upwards, not so much for younger kids. Israel has some really excellent modern museums, and this is certainly one of them!
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