Museums & galleries

Hebrew Music Museum

מוזיאון המוזיקה העברית

A museum of Jewish musical instruments in Nahalat Shiva, laid out as seven spaces for seven diaspora cultures, with instruments you can hear and play and a VR element. Visits are done either with a live guide or with a tablet guide.

English spoken
Address
10 Yoel Moshe Salomon St, Jerusalem יואל משה סלומון 10, ירושלים
Phone
02-5406505
Hours
Sun–Thu 10:00–19:00; Fri and holiday eves 10:00–14:00; closed Shabbat Closed now opens 10:00
Price
₪₪
Last checked
2026-09

Call ahead to confirm hours.

Plan your visit

Tickets
Adult ₪60 Child ₪45

Child and senior citizen ₪45; student ₪40; soldier or visitor with a disability ₪32; the VR experience on its own ₪30. The tablet self-guide is only given to children over the age of ten. Booking places in advance is recommended, and a guided tour with the animated guide needs advance registration.

Discounts
Students ₪40; soldiers and visitors with disabilities ₪32; children and seniors ₪45. Additional discounts for organised groups over 20 people and for tourism agents, arranged on 02-5406505.
Parking
Accessible parking is reached from Shamai St at the Zeev Raban corner. Otherwise this is the heart of the pedestrian centre — kerbside parking is paid and scarce, so take the light rail.
Getting there
Light rail to Jaffa Center; the museum is a two-minute walk into the Nahalat Shiva lanes.
How long to allow1–1.5 hours AgesAll ages; the tablet guide is only handed to children over 10 Indoor or outdoorIndoor On Shabbat and chagimClosed Best time to goLate afternoon on a weekday — it stays open until 19:00, later than almost any other Jerusalem museum. AccessibilityThe museum states it is accessible for people with disabilities, with accessible parking reached from Shamai St at the Zeev Raban corner.
Insider tips
  • The museum recommends its live-guide option over the tablet; ask for it when you book.
  • Tablet guides are only given to children over ten, so younger kids need the guided tour.
  • Open until 19:00 Sunday to Thursday, which makes it a rare after-work museum.
  • Material is offered in Hebrew, English, French, Russian and Spanish.
  • The VR piece can be bought on its own for ₪30 if you are short of time.
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