The Rockefeller Archeological Museum, formerly the Palestine Archaeological Museum, is an archaeology museum located in East Jerusalem, next to …
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Jul 22, 2023
Interesting building (hexagon) and exposure, but for children there is no interactive items, not modern one. Full review by Olga P
Mar 29, 2023
This is a beautiful museum located right outside the walls of the Old City. Their collection of antiquities is large, and the building itself is gorgeous, a perfect setting for their collections. I s…Full review by 5369bdk
Mar 25, 2023
The museum had lots of interesting artifacts, but I found the displays very poorly labels. There were some big signs that indicated the general time period of multiple rows and cases of artifacts, bu…Full review by debat144
Hi. Do I need to book a ticket or visit before going to this place or can I simply enter the museum on the day I go there? Will there be a tour guide?
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No need to book (and I'm not sure you can book even if you wanted to). There won't be a tour guide waiting. There's a short written guide to the museum and the displays themselves …
No need to book (and I'm not sure you can book even if you wanted to). There won't be a tour guide waiting. There's a short written guide to the museum and the displays themselves are fairly well labeled and explained, including in English.
I agree with the other reviewer. Most of the stuff is on one floor and seemed pretty accessible with a lot of open space once in the building itself. I think that the displays are low enough …
I agree with the other reviewer. Most of the stuff is on one floor and seemed pretty accessible with a lot of open space once in the building itself. I think that the displays are low enough to see things but some did require standing up and looking over the displays. You might look it up on the web site or inquire. The only issue might be getting to the building. We had to walk up some stairs and go through a narrow security building on the way to the actual museum. I suspect that they have means of accommodating wheel chairs but it might require a search for entry.
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