ANU – Museum of the Jewish People
אנו - מוזיאון העם היהודי
Located on the Tel Aviv University campus, its interactive exhibits tell the story of thousands of years of Jewish migration, culture, and identity around the world.
The ANU museum began as the Diaspora Museum (Beit Hatfutsot), which opened in 1978. It was fully renovated and reopened in 2021. Across three floors of exhibits, films, models, and interactive installations present Jewish history, religion, languages, cuisine, and notable figures around the world. The most popular feature is the models of synagogues from around the world, which include those of the Jews of Kaifeng. Located on the northern Tel Aviv University campus, it charges about 50 shekels for admission, and Saturday hours are shorter.
Opening hours
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Nearby sights
- Eretz Israel Museum
- Yarkon Park
- Tel Aviv Port (Namal)
- Tel Aviv Museum of Art
- Rabin Square
- Azrieli Center
- Sarona & Sarona Market
- Hilton Beach