Golani Museum

The Golani Museum is a military museum located near the intersection of Routes 65 and 77 in Lower Galilee. The complex displays military vehicles, documents, and personal objects that tell the brigade's story across multiple decades.

The museum was founded in 1982 and documents activities of one of Israel's oldest infantry brigades since its formation. It shows how this unit participated in major military operations across generations.

The museum documents the Golani Brigade's role as a symbol of resistance and continuity in Israeli society. Visitors can see how individual soldier stories connect with larger national events.

The museum is located at a busy road junction and is easily accessible by car. The outdoor area with armored vehicles can be explored independently, while indoor exhibits are open during regular hours.

The museum preserves original films and photo series showing specific combat situations and everyday moments of soldiers. These visual records offer direct insight into the lives and experiences of people during service.

Location: Golani Junction

Location: Lower Galilee Regional Council

Inception: 1982

Architects: יוסף אסא

GPS coordinates: 32.77652,35.40966

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:40