Museum of First Settlers named after Oded Artsi

The Oded Artzi Museum is one of the largest museums dedicated to the history of the first settlers in the Israel Valley from 1911 to 1951.

The museum opened its doors to visitors in 1972. It was founded by a local resident, a patriot of his region - Oded Artsi, in whose honor the museum received its name after his death in 1986.

The museum tells about the different stages of the kibbutz movement, each of which has its own part of the exhibition.

Visitors to the museum will be able to see the rooms of the first settlers and their furniture. You can really touch the history here.

The museum has interesting programs for schoolchildren: evenings of songs, performances, evenings, when national dishes are prepared with the help of ancient kitchen utensils and ovens.