The Eretz Israel Museum Complex is an extensive complex composed of smaller edifices, pavilions, displays, archaeological discoveries highlighting on the history and culture of the Land of Israel. The museum offers a wide collection of permanent and temporary exhibits on ethnography, folklore, archaeology, Judaica, conventional crafts and functional arts, which are all connected to Israel.
There are pavilions found in the museum complex. It marks a spacious garden near Tell Qasile, which contains plentiful of archaeological discoveries in a heap located in the core of museum complex.
The Eretz Israel Museum Complex shows interesting exhibits of restructured and operational machinery, which includes oil presses, flour mill, wine and a walkway intended for crafts where people can observe the traditional tools used by Israelites centuries ago.
Inside the Eretz Israel Museum Complex, the guests will also come across a café and a museum gift shop. The shop has distinctive choices of Israeli products such as gifts and crafts.
The Museum Complex is open Sunday until Wednesday from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. The closing time every Thursday is at 8:00 pm, and 2:00 pm on Friday and Saturday.
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