Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space

The Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space occupies a grand building with several exhibition halls. The spaces are devoted to physics, biology, astronomy, and engineering, displaying practical applications and discoveries in these fields.

The building was designed by Alexander Baerwald in 1925 and originally served as the main campus of the Technion Institute. In 1983, it was converted and opened as a museum.

The institution plays a central role in Israeli science education by offering workshops, laboratories, and interactive displays that attract 300,000 visitors annually.

The museum features a digital fabrication laboratory with 3D printers and computer workstations available for public experimentation. Visitors can try out various technological devices and participate in hands-on activities throughout the facility.

A four-acre science park between the main buildings presents exhibitions about famous scientists and inventors through interactive outdoor installations. These open-air spaces allow visitors to engage with scientific concepts in a playful way.

Location: Hadar HaCarmel

Inception: 1983

Architects: Alexander Baerwald

Official opening: 2006

Website: https://madatech.org.il

GPS coordinates: 32.81028,34.99633

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49