Musées et galeries

Rockefeller Archaeological Museum

מוזיאון רוקפלר

A white limestone Mandate-era museum just outside the Old City walls near Herod's Gate, holding finds from excavations across the country between 1919 and 1948, displayed largely as they were laid out when the building opened. It has been run as part of the Israel Museum since 1968.

Anglais probable
Adresse
27 Sultan Suleiman St, Jerusalem סולטן סולימאן 27, ירושלים
Site web
www.imj.org.il
Dernière vérification
2026-09

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Hours and admission are left blank because the Israel Museum's website, which runs this branch, was unreachable when this entry was compiled. Confirm with the Israel Museum before travelling — the Rockefeller keeps short hours and is closed several days a week.

Stationnement
Street parking on Sultan Suleiman St is difficult; the easiest approach is on foot from Damascus Gate or Herod's Gate.
Y aller
Walk from Damascus Gate or Herod's Gate — the museum stands just outside the Old City walls on Sultan Suleiman St.
Temps à prévoir1–1.5 hours ÂgesBest for adults and older children interested in archaeology Intérieur ou extérieurIntérieur et extérieur Meilleur momentWeekday mornings; this is one of the emptiest museums in Jerusalem.
Conseils d'initiés
  • Phone the Israel Museum before setting out - the Rockefeller keeps limited hours and closes several days a week.
  • The 1930s building, with its hexagonal tower and courtyard pool, is as much the attraction as the collection.
  • It is a short walk outside the walls from Damascus Gate or Herod's Gate; driving here is the hard way.
  • Displays are largely original Mandate-era cases with sparse labelling - come for the objects and the atmosphere.
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