Bloomfield Science Museum

The Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem opened in 1992. The idea of the creation belongs to Professor Peter Hillman. Financial assistance was provided by the University of Jerusalem, the Jerusalem Charity Foundation and the personal contribution of the Bloomfeld family.

Over the years, the museum has become a popular scientific center that attracts both locals and tourists. The museum is completely interactive – you can touch everything with your own hands, try out technical devices, and perform your own experiments.

The purpose of the museum is to present science and technology as an integral part of human culture. The museum displays both physics, chemistry and technology, as well as art and sociology in action.

The museum covers an area of five thousand square meters, consists of different wings, each of which is dedicated to its branch of science.

After visiting the expositions in the conference halls of the museum, you can watch scientific and popular science films to consolidate the knowledge gained.