We — The Jewish People's Museum

What do we do when we come — the Jewish People's Museum? We — the Jewish People's Museum, the largest and most comprehensive Jewish museum in the world, invites you to a museum-and-technology experience from the most advanced in the world, where you can create your own special personal experience and connect with the Jewish people — because you are part of the story. Come enjoy the museum's wealth of exhibits and activities for the whole family that the museum offers for you. Photo: Stas Korinsky. Permanent exhibition of We — The Jewish People's Museum We — The Jewish People's Museum, the largest and most comprehensive Jewish museum in the world, spans about 7,000 square meters of exhibition space spread across three floors, including more than 500 exhibits and rare items, 54 films produced as original productions, and dozens of interactive focal points. The museum is considered among the technologically advanced museums and, together with the historical and artistic exhibits, offers a fascinating museum experience at its center with the inspiring and ongoing story of the Jewish people across generations. Among the museum's galleries — the Sason Codex, the most complete ancient Torah text today, a gallery for rotating exhibitions, the "Let There Be Laughter" gallery, and the Heroes gallery beloved by families with children. The museum offers content-focused audio routes as well as a dedicated map for a visit to the museum specially adapted for families with children. Additional unique content — the "Waymarks" activity, which includes a puzzle booklet on the topic of the State of Israel. Heroes — the pioneers of the Jewish people The "Heroes" exhibition is an open space for boys and girls, built out of respect for wild imagination, infinite curiosity, and the ability to enjoy and learn through games, original animation films, solving puzzles, creating, and technological and motor challenges. In the children's gallery, they can get to know pioneering Jewish men and women through an interactive and experiential route that includes, among other things, the opportunity to walk through Albert Einstein's mind, to swim like Mark Spitz, and the possibility to design like Donna Karan. Please note: the Heroes exhibition is open only on Saturdays and on holidays. Photo: Stas Korinsky. Shabbat activities for the whole family You can enjoy a variety of special activities every Shabbat: the beloved Heroes gallery, which will be held on Saturdays at 10:00, 11:45, and 13:30; guided tours for adults held every Saturday at 12:00; and an audio tour led by historian Yuval Malkhi, known for the podcasts "History for Children," "Children," and "Episodes." All the Shabbat activities at the Jewish People's Museum We "