Museums & galleries

Ticho House

בית טיכו

City centre (off HaRav Kook St)

The nineteenth-century house off HaRav Kook St where the artist Anna Ticho lived and worked, now a downtown branch of the Israel Museum showing her Jerusalem landscape drawings alongside her husband's Judaica collection and visiting exhibitions. It reopened in 2025 after a year of conservation work.

English likely

Directions Website

Address: 10 HaRav Kook St, Jerusalem הרב קוק 10, ירושלים
Website: www.imj.org.il
Last checked: 2026-09

Call ahead to confirm hours.

Plan your visit

Tickets

Hours and admission are left blank because the Israel Museum's website, which runs this branch, was unreachable when this entry was compiled and the house has only recently reopened after conservation work. Confirm before travelling.

Parking

City-centre street parking off HaRav Kook St is paid and scarce; the light rail is the sensible way in.

Getting there

Light rail to Jaffa Center, then a few minutes' walk up HaRav Kook St.

How long to allowAbout 1 hour, longer if you sit in the garden AgesAll ages; quiet rather than hands-on Indoor or outdoorIndoor and outdoor Best time to goLate morning on a weekday, when the garden is in partial shade.

Insider tips

It reopened in 2025 after a year of conservation work, so check current hours rather than trusting older listings.
The walled garden is the reason to linger - an unexpectedly quiet courtyard a minute off the city-centre bustle.
The ground-floor rooms that used to house a restaurant are now galleries.
It is a short walk from Jaffa Center light rail, which beats hunting for parking off HaRav Kook St.

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