On Tuesday, 3.10, Chol Hamoed Sukkot, the Museum will close at 3:00 pm On Sunday, 8.10, Isru Chag, the Museum will close at 6:00 pm.
Street Games
Interactive architectural experience based on the books written by architect David Kroyanker
Street Games Interactive architectural experience
Starting on the 31.7, a new exhibition will open in our rotating gallery. An interactive architectural experience based on the books written by architect David Kroyanker. The exhibition will display illustrations of buildings and of architectural objects that represent the walls of the old city, and the five Jerusalem streets: Meah Shearim, Haneveim, Yaffo, Ramban, and Emek Refaim. By way of these urban illustrations, encounter the various styles of Jerusalem architecture from the 16th century until today.
Come meet the visual dictionary of the city. Connect the doors, windows, gates, and ornaments with one another, and create your own Jerusalem streets and buildings. With the help of touch screens simulating sketch tables, digitally wander around the Jerusalem area, and design a new building to be projected on the walls of the gallery. The projected buildings will generate a collective Jerusalem Street that incorporates the visitor’s own creations.
In addition to the exhibition, we will also offer creative workshops for children based on the contents of the exhibition.
Some important details
Date and time
Opening on 31.7
Cost
Included with general admission
Location
The Tower of David Jerusalem Museum
The tour is subject to a minimum number of participants | The Tower of David Museum retains the right to cancel the tour for any reason with 2 days advanced notice while
giving an alternative date or an alternative tour. Tickets purchased on the website can be canceled within 14 days of purchase, but not less than 7 business days from the date of the event. Requests for ticket cancellations must be sent in writing to: [email protected]
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