About the Visitors’ Center

The Center explores the unique mutual bond between the People of Israel and their Land — the longing across generations and the opportunity to live an ideal life in our homeland.

Visitors are invited to an engaging experience combining study, enjoyment, and inspiration through multimedia exhibits, hands-on learning, all fostering a deep connection to Jewish heritage.

Topics explored include:

• How can we live ideal lives in the Land of Israel?
• How can we make the desert bloom while preserving nature’s treasures?
• What role do spiritual leaders play in everyday life?
• How do we balance the varied needs of Israeli society?

Center Structure

Auditorium: Introductory film (≈10 min)

Main Hall: Multimedia exhibits on diverse themes

Closing Room: Short film (≈5 min) leading to the Garden of Mitzvot

 

The Main Hall is divided into five thematic sections — People & Spirit, People & Earth, People & Land, People & Time, and People & Society.

Each space includes creative displays such as puzzles, videos, audio stations, and digital books.

For a detailed description of the exhibits, see here.

Recommended age: 6 +

Duration: 30–60 minutes