Rambam Library

The Rambam Library is a specialized library in Tel Aviv focused on Jewish and religious literature. It features two floors of reading spaces organized with cataloged collections supporting research in Torah texts and related scholarship.

The library was established in 1935 as part of the Beit Ariela cultural center and has served since then as a repository for Jewish texts. Its growth reflects the support for learning traditions connected to Jewish scholarship.

The library bears the name of Maimonides, the medieval Jewish philosopher, and its collection reflects his influence on Jewish thought and learning. Visitors encounter works that support religious scholarship and the study of Jewish philosophy.

Visitors can access digital catalogs, use study areas, and speak with librarians trained in Jewish texts. The facility operates on a regular schedule throughout the week.

The collection contains a dedicated section with works by Maimonides and rare manuscripts from different periods. These specialized holdings offer insights into how Jewish thought developed across centuries.

Location: Tel Aviv

Inception: 1935

Part of: Beit Ariela

GPS coordinates: 32.07680,34.78646

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:04