Herzlilinblum Museum

The Herzlilinblum Museum is a heritage museum in Tel Aviv that displays permanent collections across multiple floors in a building designed by architect Joseph Berlin. The museum is located in the city's financial district and features a Synagogue Hall alongside other exhibitions about Jewish history.

The museum was established in 2009 by Israel Discount Bank as an institution dedicated to preserving Jewish historical materials and narratives. This founding year marks when the bank created the space to house important objects and documents for the community.

The Synagogue Hall presents how Jewish worship spaces changed over time through objects and architectural styles on display. You can see the different ways communities adapted their religious spaces and what materials they chose to use.

The museum offers complimentary admission with proper identification and provides current information about exhibitions and hours on its website. Check the website before visiting to find out what exhibitions are on view and when it is open.

The collection holds the Codex Sassoon, one of the oldest complete editions of the Hebrew Bible. This manuscript is among the most valuable documents in the museum and draws visitors interested in ancient religious texts.

Location: Tel Aviv

Inception: 2009

Founders: Israel Discount Bank Ltd.

Architects: Joseph Berlin

GPS coordinates: 32.06208,34.77033

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:01