Museum of the Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot

The Museum of the Jewish People presents exhibitions about Jewish communities using reconstructions, photographs, and digital displays spread across multiple levels. The spaces show how people lived in different times and places while developing their own cultures.

The museum was founded in 1978 and underwent major renovation before reopening in 2021 with expanded galleries. The renewed building now houses updated exhibitions covering the history of different Jewish communities.

The museum highlights everyday customs and traditions from Jewish communities across the globe. Visitors see how people in different regions celebrated holidays, prepared special foods, and maintained their community bonds.

The museum provides visitors access to a large database with photographs, music recordings, and records about Jewish communities. These resources can be explored directly at the location or online, and are especially useful for people researching their family history.

The museum uses reconstructions and modern technology instead of original artifacts to tell its stories. This approach allows everyday life from different Jewish communities to be presented in a more immersive way.

Location: Tel Aviv

Inception: May 15, 1978

Architects: Yitzhak Yashar

Official opening: May 15, 1978

Website: https://anumuseum.org.il

GPS coordinates: 32.11381,34.80526

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:46