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Chagall Artists House, Haifa The Jewish painter, Marc Chagall (1887-1985), one of the most important surrealist painters, is commemorated in the name of the modestly and pleasantly designed Chagall Artists House.	The Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art The charming Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art is considered one of a kind in the Middle East and it aims, among other things, at distributing the multi-layered Japanese culture.
The Hannah Szenes House Museum, Kibbutz Sdot Yam The famous poetess and parachutist Hannah Szenes is commemorated where her home used to be, in Kibbutz Sdot Yam.	“Yad LaMeyasdim” (The Founders’ Memorial) in Zikhron Ya'akov Not far from the central bus station, where in far away days the young colony’s granary was located, a museum in the size of a small hall was built with the purpose of displaying and commemorating the history of Zikhron Ya'akov.
Yad LaBanim in Daliat El-Carmel “Yad LaBanim” in Daliat El-Carmel is housed in the old building in which lived Sir Laurence Oliphant, an Englishman with Zionist views, with his wife Alice in the years 1882-1886.	The Aaronsohn House, Zikhron Ya'akov The story of “Nili”, the Jewish espionage network from the days of World War I, is considered to be one of the most fascinating ones of its kind in the history of Zionism. Zikhron Ya'akov served as an important center of activity for the members of the group, and especially its leaders.
Mane-Katz Museum, Haifa From the Man?-Katz Museum one does see the magnificent views of Haifa’s Bay, but the main thing here are the beautiful exhibits.	The Haifa Museum of Art Not many know that the Haifa Museum of Art is one of the largest in Israel and it presents mostly Israeli and International contemporary art.
The First Aliyah Museum in Zikhron Ya'akov On the surface its name is not especially inviting, but this museum, located at the heart of the town of Zikhron Ya'akov, adds a special and exciting dimension to the story of the First Aliyah.	The Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum The Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum, which is in the city of Haifa, is dedicated to the marine military history of Israel.
The Shtekelis Prehistory Museum, Haifa A visit to a museum that deals with Prehistory always makes children happy and fascinates grownups, perhaps due to the fact that such a museum allows one a glimpse into the first days of humanity.	The Haifa City Museum The Haifa City Museum is located in the former Templer community center building in the elegant German Colony.
The Plants of Prey Farm The Plants of Prey Farm in Moshav Talmei Elazar, in Ada Barak’s yard, presents a great variety of plants of prey and reptiles.	The Janco Dada Museum Art lovers will enjoy their visit to the beautiful and spacious Janco Dada Museum, which was founded in 1983 in the heart of the picturesque Ein Hod Artists' Village.
Madatech The Madatech is the Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space, which is housed in the historic building that served as the first home of the Technion- Israel Institute of Technology.	The National Maritime Museum What is the connection between Maritime archeology and pirates? The sea, of course.
Beit HaGefen Art Gallery During the annual festival “The Holiday of Holidays”, which takes place in December in Wadi Nisnas in Haifa and is dedicated to the three major religions, Beit HaGefen Art Gallery gets many visitors.	The Israeli Personal Computer Museum Those of you who still played Atari, or those who were already born into the Internet age, can all enjoy very much a nostalgic visit to the Israeli Personal Computer Museum.
The Israel Railway Museum A real surprise awaits those who arrive at this hidden place in Haifa.	The Hecht Museum On the ground of the University of Haifa, high up on the Carmel, is located the unique and hidden Hecht Museum, which deals mainly with archeology.