Helena Rubinstein Museum of Contemporary Art
The museum's current location opened in 1971 and was built in 1932. It is one of Israel's main art museums and a center for international architecture and design culture in Israel. The museum has a central gallery that houses a comprehensive collection of classical and modern art, particularly Israeli art. There is also a youth gallery and a hall for regular recitations, indoor concerts, and art film screenings. In addition, many exhibition halls are available for short-term exhibitions.
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is Israel's top contemporary art museum and one of the world's largest collections of Islamic art. Located at the center of the city's cultural complex, the museum displays a large collection of famous permanent and temporary exhibits, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and other art forms. In addition to exhibitions, the museum also hosts music and dance performances, film screenings, and philosophical art lectures.
Hagana Museum
The museum tells the story of the development of Ikhwan's central defense forces during the British mandate, explaining their role in protecting society during the early and turbulent periods, and documenting Haganah's military organizational activities. It is of historical significance.
Independence Museum
On the day commemorating the announcement of Israel's independence, some materials are displayed here. Although Jerusalem is now the capital of Israel, the earliest founding of the country was announced in Tel Aviv, so the Independence Museum is still located here today.
Bauhaus Center
The Bauhaus Center houses many memorabilia and artworks, and it holds a Bauhaus City Walk every Friday that is both fun and reflective of the city's character, making it a popular attraction among tourists.
