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Cultural Centers in Jerusalem

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The Israel Museum, ranked among the world's leading museums, invites you to an outstanding visit with a unique atmosphere.

Kids Friendly

Open on Sat

Paid Parking

The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

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Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem, is situated on a 45-acre campus comprising museums, exhibitions, monuments, sculptures, and memorial sites.

Free Parking

Free Entry

Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center

Discover the beauty of Jewish and Israeli thought and culture and celebrate the ancient heritage of this historic nation with fascinating cultural activities at Beit Avi Chai. 

Beit Avi Chai - Events, Culture & Exhibitions

The Jerusalem Theater is the largest cultural center in Israel. Come enjoy the best of Israeli and international culture in the heart of Jerusalem.

Jerusalem Theater

The Biblical Lands Museum in Jerusalem invites you to experience firsthand the history of ancient Middle East cultures. These cultures laid many of the foundations for the world we live in today.

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The Bible Lands Museum

The Confederation House: A Center for Ethnic Music & Poetry

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The Beit Ha'am Cultural Hall (previously known as Gérard Becher Hall) is located at 11 Bezalel Street in Jerusalem. It offers a home and a stage for shows and performances of all cultural types, as well as a great space for holding conferences and art events.

The Hall of Beit Ha'am hosts events with innovative style and atmosphere, right in the beating heart of downtown Jerusalem, surrounded by new academic institutions.
The guests may also enjoy the spectacular exhibition telling the story of the Eichmann Trial (which took place here), offering an encounter with history that adds a little more atmosphere and makes the Beit Ha'am Cultural Hall the best choice for its visitors.
<h2>Productions and Events</h2>
From time to time, the center stages self-productions, as well as productions in collaboration with other entities.

In addition to the initiated activities. The center hosts events from the "Israel Festival" and the"Jerusalem Festival of the Arts", educational activities, official governmental events, and all kinds of cooperations with organizations, producers, promoters, and others.
<h2>The Halls</h2>
There are 500 comfortable and pampering seats in the Gérard Behar Hall. It is armed with state-of-the-art technological equipment that ensures the highest quality of experience.
The halls provide full solutions for the events, and conferences, addressing all the changing needs of each production. They are accessible for people with disabilities, have an audio system for the hearing impaired. Ana above all – provides a warm welcome and a special atmosphere.

Sunday-Thursday: 09:00-17: 00
<h2>Valuable information</h2>
<h3>Cashier Services</h3>
An hour before and after the show.

Saturday night and holidays: From one hour after the Shabbat ends and until one hour before the show starts.
<h3>Parking</h3>
Parking is available for the Hall’s guests in the adjacent and accessible"Menorah Parking".
A vehicle entering the car park after 17:00 and leaving the car park until 08:00 the next day will pay a one-time fee of 14 NIS, or 10 NIS for Yerushalmi cardholders. (There may be changes in the parking details. The definitive information is the one presented on the entrance sign to the parking lot).
<h3>Yerushalmi Card</h3>
10% discount will be given to Yerushalmi cardholders who purchase tickets to events produced by the Beit Ha'am Cultural Hall.

For those arriving by public transport

19 Egged line.
<p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">Photo credit: <a href="http://www.yoavfriedlander.com/#!contact/czpl" target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer">Yoav Friedländer</a></span></p>

The Beit Ha'am Cultural Hall

The Hansen House is a center dedicated to the world of design, media, and technology, offering permanent exhibitions alongside temporary exhibitions, a historical exhibition about the story of the house and its occupants. 

Free Entrance

Hansen House

<p style="text-align: justify;">Playing host to dozens of conference and fairs a year, the Jerusalem International Convention Center (ICC) - better known by its former name, Binyanei Ha’uma - is the largest of its kind in the country. The building, erected in 1956 not far from the government complex on Givat Ram, plays host to a variety of conventions, seminars, exhibitions, and cultural events, and houses a movie theater.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The center is a total of 12,000 square meters spread over 10 spaces on two levels which can accommodate between 40 and 10,000 participants.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The building’s huge Ussishkin Auditorium - the largest in Israel with over 3,000 seats - has been the venue for events as diverse as the Eurovision song contest (twice) and the trial of Nazi war criminal Ivan Demjanjuk. It is also the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra home away from home in Jerusalem and hosts many of the higher-profile Israel Festival performances. Binyanei Ha’uma is also the place where the Globus movie theater (amazingly, one of only two multiplexes in Jerusalem) relocation, after its space in the Malha Mall was converted into the H&amp;M clothing store.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Among other things, the center offers professional stage services, design services, catering services, security, stewardship, WiFi and a professional team of events managers.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The ICC is located at the entrance to the city, right across the street from the Central Bus Station, and around the corner from the towering Crowne Plaza Hotel. The Center offers 850 parking spaces, making it a convenient choice for any event.</p>

ICC Jerusalem International Convention Center

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Israel Camerata Jerusalem

Jerusalem's premiere venue for sporting events

Jerusalem Pais Arena

Cinematheque Jerusalem, one of Israel's leading cinematic cultural institutions, has operated for over 30 years, cultivating and promoting the art of cinema and international Israeli cinematic creation. 

Jerusalem Cinematheque

<p style="text-align: justify;">Masie House in Nahlaot, just near the Mahane Yehuda market, was recently reopened as a home for three dynamic theater groups: Psik Theater, Theater Company Jerusalem and The Incubator Project.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The house was originally built in the mid-19th-century and served as the home of Dr. Aaron Masie, who was very involved and influential in the development of the Hebrew language. The premises were later used as a school, but in recent years stood empty, until, its reopening with the aim of reviving the cultural scene in Jerusalem.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Masie House has two large halls. The hall on the lower floor can accommodate 211 people with room for four wheelchairs, and the upper hall has space for 220 people. The halls each have a wooden stage making it suitable for all types of performances, and also offer state-of-the-art sound and lighting. Masie House can serve as a great location for conferences and other events and the three theatrical troupes provide rich content which can be tailored to suit any event or audience.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The creation of Masie House was made possible via support from the Jerusalem municipality, Jerusalem Development Authority, the Prime Minister's Office, Eden, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Culture, the Bracha Foundation, the Rothschild Foundation, the Isaacson, and the Ministry of Construction and Housing.</p>

Masie House Theater

Formerly known as the Targ Music Center, this center is an oasis of calm, culture and classical music in picturesque Ein Kerem (Ein Karem). 

The Eden-Tamir Music Center in Ein Kerem

The Artists' House in Jerusalem is housed in a historic building that was used at the beginning of the 20th century as "Bezalel - Beit Midrash for Art Crafts", founded by Boris Schatz, the first incarnation of the Academy of Art and Design.

The Jerusalem Artists' House

The Menachem Begin Heritage Center: Menachem Begin - Irgun commander, leader of the opposition in the Knesset, The sixth Prime Minister of Israel. The Menachem Begin Heritage Center is an education, tourism and research center that strives to pass on Menachem Begin's legacy.

Menachem Begin Heritage Center

Antique manuscripts; robots pulling books off shelves; an exciting, interactive display on a giant 65-ft. screen; ancient incantation bowls; enchanted items; rare recordings of cultural ceremonies. Would you ever believe you could find all this and much more at a library?

National Library of Israel

The Train Theater is an artistic puppet theater for children that encourages creative freedom, innovation and excellence of professional artists. The theater is unique in the landscape of children's theaters in Israel and is a leader in its field.

Family Friendly

Family

The Train Theater

Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi Institute: Tours & Activities

<p style="text-align: justify;">The Jerusalem International YMCA reigns in glory, at over 80 years old and literally standing tall in its own right architecturally, especially with the juxtaposition of the exclusive King David Hotel just facing across the street.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The YMCA hosts an exciting selection of cultural activities, such as theater, music performances, art exhibitions and classes, with the aim of bridging the gap between east and west Jerusalem, Arabs and Jews. Though some events are explicitly aimed at creating dialog, others simply provide a way for people to come together and share common interests.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Tourists and locals can take advantage of the YMCA’s multi-faceted gym, exercise classes (run in English), and swimming pool.  Families here for the summer often send children to the YMCA’s top-notch day camp, and those here for longer stays might be interested in the Arab-Jewish preschool. The complex also houses the Three Arches Hotel and Restaurant.</p>

Jerusalem International YMCA

A center for the Humanities and Social Sciences

The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute

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<h2>Orion Cultural Center: connecting local artists with visitors from all around the world</h2>
Orion is a local culture center, situated in the very heart of Jerusalem, connecting local artists with visitors from around the world, and allowing them to attract new admirers of their crafts.

The Orion complex consists of several platforms intended for displaying arts, building communities, and creating unique content:
<ul>
 	<li>The Cinema Hostel is unique accommodation housed in an old cinema that was the pinnacle of Israeli Culture during the formative years of the State (the 40-50-60-70's). The impressive building, made of Jerusalem stone, accentuated by a dome structure that has taken its cue from the Radio City Music Hall design, was kept in pristine condition, allowing its guests to enjoy a one-of-a-kind atmosphere and environment.</li>
 	<li>The Orion bar – A chic and young cocktail bar.</li>
 	<li>A stage for music and live performances. The stage combines community events, parties, and cultural events.</li>
</ul>
The city lost a bit of its interest in Cinema during the '80s. The building was left to its own devices for over 25 years. Until the current operating team took matters into their hands and reinvigorated it with new artists, a modern approach, and a beautiful interpretation of art – building bridges between past and future, old and new, inspiring—and inspired.

Orion Cultural Center - Cinema Hostel

In this new interactive center, visitors will be able to enjoy an enticing tour that combines the old with the new and the past with the present. 

The Beit Levi Eshkol Visitor Center