Islamic Art Museum

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• Rony Utevsky

  04 April 2018

  هالمتحف يعرض اشياء مختلفة ومهمة من كل التاريخ الاسلامي. اوصيكم تيجوا وتشوفوا الاغراض المدهشة من تاريخكم!

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• Gideon Friedmann

  28 March 2018

  Nice museum. A most impressive watch collection, which was stolen, and found many years later

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• Tomer Zmora

  11 December 2017

  The place located in a beautiful building, the permanent exsabitions is little out dated but in basement you can find the clocks collection - it magical. More in basement there is a contemporary art gallery it's really good to check what exsabitions happening there.

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• Thom F

  28 October 2017

  10/10 would retake the holy land again. DEUS VULT!

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• Mike Wolins

  28 October 2017

  Wonderful collection of art, ceramics, jewelry, religious texts and other artifacts, with explanations in Hebrew, Arabic and English. Be sure to sign up for the guided tour of the clocks exhibit.

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• Haim Chayet

  08 September 2017

  I was attending a concert. The concert "hall" is not designed as one: Seats are uncomfortable, the seating arrangement does not allow good view of the stage. I am 6 ft. High was sitting in the 6th row, and still had difficulty to see the show. The sound is not bad. Otherwise the museum is nice and pleasant. The exhibits are nice. The staff is welcoming. It is just that it is not intended to host concert or other performances.

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• M Czerny

  04 September 2017

  Fantastic art and watch collection. Excellent guides.

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• Limor Tal

  27 August 2017

  When going with young kids downloading the application to your smart phone and using it is a must if you get there at a time when guided tours are not available as we did, so make sure you get there with a full battery. You can visit the clocks and watches exhibition first (don't skip the short movie in there to get everyone in the mood) and then start the application and visit the different rooms following it. The application is a genius way to make the visit fun and educational for the kids! No cafeteria available so make sure you don't get there hungry or thirsty or in need for coffee like my husband was :) restrooms are clean. The invitation for the kids to make a drawing of their parents or each other on a dedicated board before you leave is also cool.

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• Lin K.

  29 July 2017

  Unique museum in Jerusalem. An interesting display to learn about the art and culture in Islamic world.
  Don't miss the marvelous gallery of the "stolen watches". True gems.

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• Meir Podriadchik Paz

  21 March 2017

  Nice items of islamic art and colture. The watches display is spectacular and there are several activities for children.

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• Yoni Sher

  08 February 2017

  Very interesting displays and good lectures

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• Henri Tournyol Du Clos

  01 February 2017

  Short but outstanding islamic art collection.

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• Daivid Loksh

  14 January 2017

  Great place to see the history of Islam.

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• George Woideck

  16 November 2016

  Lovely tile, rugs, pottery and history all well displayed.

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