David Palombo Museum
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The David Palombo Museum is located in his former workshop near the Old City on Mount Zion and houses sculptures and personal belongings of this famous Israeli sculptor.
David Palombo (1920-1966) was an Israeli sculptor and painter born in Turkey. His famous works are located throughout Israel. His first work was the doors of the Hall of Remembrance in the Yad Vashem Museum, which were dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust. In 1965-1966, Palombo created the front door of the bronze building of the Israeli Knesset Parliament. After the death of the master, in 1966, near the Parliament building, his sculpture “The Burning Cup” was erected. All these and other works can be found in the museum of the great sculptor.
The museum is open daily and entrance is paid.