A Safe Summer for the Whole Family at the Museum for Islamic Art

Free entry for children

* Activities will be held in accordance with Ministry of Health guidelines

Time – An Interactive Exhibition for the Whole Family

An extensive exhibition which examines one of the perplexing riddles of human history – the concept of time – through the world of art. Visitors are invited “to control time” using a variety of artistic, technological and interactive means: play, experience, consider and refashion the concept of time as they see fit.

The Secret of the Timepieces – An Escape Room for Children

One of the world’s 101 most precious timepieces that were stolen from the museum in 1983 was, apparently, concealed in the museum! Children are invited to decipher the clues and find the missing timepiece.

Escape room – a kit for the whole family – NIS 25 (the activity is suitable for children aged 9 and over).

* The activity takes place during the museum’s opening hours, except for Saturdays.

The Museum’s Regular and Popular Workshops, in the Spirit of Islamic Art

The workshops are presented with closed individual kits.
Creative workshop – NIS 15-NIS 25.

* The activity takes place during the museum’s opening hours, except for Saturdays.

Jerusalem’s Biggest Escape Room: Code Name – The Hands of Fate!

Nearly 40 years have passed since the great clock and watch heist, and the world’s most famous collection of timepieces is, once again, in danger! We need a sharp and daring team to stop The Dragon, and to prevent the serious crime. The escape room is self-operated using the escape room kit, and the players’ cell phones which provides important input for the riddles, based on digital means.

* The activity takes place during the museum’s opening hours, except for Saturdays, as if suitable for
visitors aged 16 and over.

NIS 60 per individual person
NIS 50 for each member of a couple
NIS 45 per person in groups of 3 and over