Haifa Museums invite the general public, children and adults, to enjoy guided tours of fascinating exhibitions during the holiday break, alongside experiential creative workshops in a variety of languages: Hebrew, Arabic and Russian. The activities are suitable for the whole family and offer rich content, art, culture and shared enjoyment.
Haifa Museum of Art – A meeting of worlds
The Haifa Museum of Art will offer guided tours of the following exhibitions: "Voice of Africa", which presents the impressive African collection discovered in the Haifa museums; "Desktop", a physical exhibition about a digital age; and"surface", the new permanent exhibition. In addition, creative workshops for children and families, including a Clay flowerpot Inspired by nature.
Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art – A Journey to Traditional Japan
Visitors will be able to enjoy a tour of the exhibition "Japan in Crafts", which showcases traditional Japanese handicrafts. Alongside this, special craft workshops will be held: "The Dry Landscape Garden", creating a miniature Japanese garden inspired by bonsai; andOrigami Kusudama, a three-dimensional model made of colored paper.
The Tikotin Cinema will screen films The 41st Haifa International Film FestivalAnd every ticket purchased as part of the festival entitles you to a 1+1 benefit to one of Haifa's museums.
The National Maritime Museum – An Underwater Adventure
Guided tours will expose visitors to fascinating exhibitions: "Mammals of the Deep" with rare marine mammal skeletons, "Fish and Fishermen", the pirate exhibition, Hebrew shipping, and more. In addition, creative workshops for children, such as "Colorful Octopuses" From paper chains.
Haifa City Museum – History and Experiences
The museum will present the exhibition "The People's House. The Templars: Legacy and Dream", alongside creative workshops for children such as "Happy New Year", making Sol stamps and designed New Year greetings. There will be a special activity for adults: "From the Museum to the Street", Guided tour of the German colony following the exhibition.
Hermann Struck Museum – Art and Inspiration
The museum presents the new exhibition "You looked so beautiful" by artist Gil Goren, which corresponds with Struck's works. In addition, artist and curator trainings will be held every Friday, free of charge. On holidays, printmaking workshops for the whole family will be held, including "Printing decorations for the Sukkah".
Operating hours on holidays
- Fridays and holiday eves: 10:00–14:00
- The rest of the week: 10:00–18:00
- Hermann Struck Museum – Open only on Hol Hamoed
For more details and to purchase tickets for tours and workshops – On the Haifa Museums website.