The Israel Railway Museum in Haifa is a fascinating attraction for train enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The museum showcases the rich history of Israel's railways, with an impressive collection of locomotives, wagons, and other railway artifacts on display. The knowledgeable guides provide insightful commentary, making the visit informative and engaging. The highlight of the museum is the chance to take a ride on one of the vintage trains, a truly memorable experience for both kids and adults. The museum is well-organized, with ample space to walk around and explore. It's also conveniently located near other popular attractions in Haifa, making it an excellent addition to any itinerary. Overall, the Israel Railway Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Israel's railway history and a fun day out for the...
Read moreI was not planning this visit and once finished some errands in Haifa and saw in the map the museum I immediately walked and entered it. As an avid fan of trains but also totally captivated by the history of the old trains connecting Jerusalem and Jaffa and beyond through the different places of the old Ottoman Empire, Jordan, Syria, Egypt etc this place it’s a jewel and a treasure of history !!!! I saw just the main hall with old locomotive and wagons and got much more to watch and happy about it so I can return once more in the near future… I got two history and picture books in English and the people working there I chatted with were fenomenal !!! Open books about the place and history ! This was such a...
Read moreGreat Museum with good information about the rail system in the countrry with amazing antique machinery. We had a pleasant time entering all the old vagons. We went on the 130 year anniversary, so it was a special occasion and took us to the entrance in a train, instead of the street, we were actually thinking they would take us on a special train / vagon for the 2 min ride but it was on the normal train, it was still great. Just a big 0 that the elevators Didn't work! For a stroller and a baby its easier but for someone in a wheelchair...
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