The Museum of Islamic Art – Discover, Be Inspired, Connect.

The Museum of Islamic Art in Jerusalem invites you to explore a rich and fascinating world of art and culture. Here, the past meets the present, heritage connects people, and every visit is a journey of discovery and inspiration.

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Free WIFI

Museum for Islamic Art

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Free Entrance

Open Friday Night

Has Sukka

Free Wi-Fi

Great View

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Around the Old City Walls

Abu Gosh

Jerusalem Entrance

Muslim Quarter

Near Jerusalem

Near The Kotel

Nachlaot

Museum Boulevard

South Jerusalem

North Jerusalem

Jerusalem HIlls

Jaffa Street Area

Machane Yehuda Market

Ben Yehuda Pedestrian 

Nahalat Shiva

German Colony & Emek Refaim

Bakah and Derech Beit Lechem

Ein Karem

Mamilla

First Station

Cinema City

Har Hotzvim

Malha Mall

Hadar Mall

Yes Planet

Old City Market

Jewish Quarter

Christian Quarter

Armenian Quarter

Central Train and Bus Station

Ramat Eshkol

Ramot Mall

Purim

Sukkot

Hanukkah

Christmas

Winter

Passover

Easter

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Year-round

Rosh Hashana

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City Center

Near Old city

The Old City

Green Jerusalem

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