The Friends of Zion Heritage Center, Interactive museum in Nahalat Shiva, Jerusalem, Israel.
The Friends of Zion Heritage Center is an interactive museum in Jerusalem featuring four floors with seven separate exhibitions. Touchscreens, 3D technology, and immersive sound systems guide visitors through the themed display spaces.
The museum opened in 2015 and documents how non-Jewish supporters contributed to Israel's creation from biblical times onward. These stories trace a path through to the Second World War period.
The museum tells stories of people who supported Jewish causes through dedicated exhibition spaces with historical accounts. Visitors encounter how these figures shaped events that people still discuss today.
Guided tours are offered in 16 languages, making the museum accessible to international visitors with different needs. The multimedia presentations are spread across multiple themed rooms, allowing visitors to navigate based on their interests.
In 2024 the Indigenous People Embassy was established within the museum, creating a space for worldwide communities. This addition showcases how different cultures maintain ties to their ancestral lands and share those connections with others.
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