Israel Museum is a must see when visiting Jerusalem. The grounds are stunning. The exhibits cover artwork and historical artifacts across all of history. Dead Sea Scrolls, Aleppo Codex, replica of old city of Jerusalem, one afternoon is not enough time to see everything.

This museum besides being a beautiful structure, the treasures that houses are amazing. I did not give myself enough time to see it all. Need at least 5 hrs

We intended to spend half a day at this museum but instead spent a whole day and could have spent more time, if we had it. In addition to the display of the Dead Sea Scrolls for which it is famous, it has a full and fascinating archeology museum and an equally interesting art museum displaying works from ancient to... More

The temporary exhibit on Herodium is outstanding and if you can get there during its stay (until 1/4/14) you will be astounded by this special exhibit. The artifacts are the authentic pieces from the site, the wall text is so thoughtful and well crafted that you will not need the (free) audio guide) and the use of CAD to demonstrate... More

The strong academic orientation was refreshing in a city beset by strong opinion and mythology.There is a very impressive collection of international art that is free from political and religious dogma

We went to the Israel Museum in April, 2013. There are many amazing exhibits in this modern and specious museum. The Herod exhibit is a must see, as well as the other wonderful collections. Outside one finds the old city replica, which is outstanding as well. The audio guide is very informative, and you can see everything at your own... More

I would need pages to give this museum the credit it deserves. Before I get to the museum in general , I want to encourage anyone who is visiting Jerusalem not to miss the Herod exhibit. It is outstanding in every way--visually wonderful and with either the audio guide or a guided tour it is so informative and interesting .... More

The museum is open on Saturday and holidays, one of the few attractions that is. It is a huge campus of buildings. There is a long upward walkway to the main exhibit area, but an electric cart is available to take people to the top. Nevertheless, there is a lot of walking outside. We saw the opening of the Herod... More

The design of this building is amazing and the way of keeping the scrolls preserved is genius. There is nothing to dislike