Hebron Museum, Local museum in Old City of Hebron, Palestine.

The Hebron Museum is a local museum in the Old City and occupies a former hotel building from the early 1900s. Its collections feature objects, photographs, and documents that represent the area's material culture and past.

The building is about 150 years old and was first known as the Palestine Hotel, the first hotel built in Hebron. It later became a shoe workshop before standing unused and being restored. It opened as the Hebron Museum on 14 October 2021, a project of the Hebron Rehabilitation Committee with UNESCO and Swedish funding.

The museum displays traditional Palestinian craftsmanship such as glassmaking and pottery, techniques that continue to be practiced by artisans in the city. These exhibitions show how such skills have been passed down through families and remain central to local identity.

The museum is located in the Old City and is within walking distance from the main streets, taking about 10 minutes on foot to reach from the center. The spaces are fairly compact, making a typical visit last between 1 and 2 hours depending on your interest in each section.

The museum is an interpretive one: because space is tight, it relies on large panels, photographs, maps and video rather than on many artefacts, with only small pieces such as pottery and coins on show. A section is devoted to the Ibrahimi Mosque, its architecture and conservation efforts.