01. Feb 2015
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Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem
Wo Sie uns finden:
- Straße
- 21 Stefan Wise Street, Museum Row
- PLZ/Ort
- 9104601 Jerusalem
- Land
- Israel
- Telefon
- +972-2-5611066
- Web
- http://www.blmj.org/en/
- contact@blmj.org
Weitere Öffnungszeiten
Open 7 Days a week!
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9:30 - 17:30
Wednesday 9:30 - 21:30
Friday, Saturday, Holiday Eves 10:00 - 14:00
Jewish Holidays Closed
Open 7 Days a week!
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9:30 - 17:30
Wednesday 9:30 - 21:30
Friday, Saturday, Holiday Eves 10:00 - 14:00
Jewish Holidays Closed
Eintritt
Adult 40 NIS
Child (under 18) 20 NIS
Student / Soldier* (compulsory service)/ Oleh Chadash* 20 NIS
*Israeli Senior Citizen 20 NIS
Child under 5 FREE
Saturday and Wednesday afternoon, children under 18 - FREE, c
Child (under 18) 20 NIS
Student / Soldier* (compulsory service)/ Oleh Chadash* 20 NIS
*Israeli Senior Citizen 20 NIS
Child under 5 FREE
Saturday and Wednesday afternoon, children under 18 - FREE, c
Beschreibung
Delve deeper into the Bible by learning about the lives of the people who populated the Ancient Near East at the award-winning Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem. Founded in 1992 by the late Dr. Elie Borowski and his wife Batya, the Bible Lands Museum's extensive collection of ancient art and archaeology helps visitors gain a more intimate understanding of the Bible through discovering the daily practices of the people who lived during that period.
The Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem (BLMJ), located on Museum Row, is in the heart of the modern cultural center of Jerusalem. The collection draws from the vast geographic area reaching from Afghanistan in the east to the Mediterranean Sea in the west, from the Caucasian mountains in the north to Nubia (Sudan) in the south.The collection dates from the dawn of civilization, focusing on the pre-historic era 6,000 years ago to the Early Christian Era, approximately 1000 CE. Displayed chronologically, the Main Exhibition sheds light on the daily lives and beliefs of the rich civilizations that have since vanished, including how they cooked, worshiped, buried their dead, fought their battles, adorned themselves with jewelry, among many other aspects.
BLMJ has earned international acclaim as a universal center for cultural and educational programming. It leads innovative tours for school children, presents weekly lectures, and offers a variety of courses for adults. The Museum is a vibrant cultural institution offering creative programs for families and a rich array of activities throughout the year.