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Our Space
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home for tolerance
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Our Building
The Museum is home to a 161,000 square foot building is a work of contemporary art, whose very design conveys its central message of peace and coexistence.
Built in the shape of a dove, the building represents the pursuit of peace and hope for a better future. View from the front, the Museum also resembles a bridge running from East to West, symbolically “bridging the gap” between different peoples, cultures and religions.
Light streams into the Museum from expansive glass walls and windows on all sides and a skylight above, making visitors feel immediately welcome and at ease.
In addition to magnificent permanent exhibition spaces, the building also features three technologically advanced theaters; greenrooms for speakers and performers; full banquet facilities with three kitchens and multiple food service areas; classrooms; a cafe and more.
Our Rooms
MEETING ROOMS
Our three meeting rooms that can accommodate 30-40 people is an ideal setting for workshops, seminars or private meetings.
STATE OF THE ART THEATER
The distinctive 400-seat theater is designed with comfortable seating, pristine screens, and concert-hall acoustics. Complete with a dedicated translator’s booth, this venue isn’t just another theater in Jerusalem—it’s the city’s crown jewel for unforgettable movie premieres, mesmerizing theatrical performances, enlightening lectures, pivotal conferences, and so much more.
OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER
At the base of the building, a 1,000 seat amphitheater comes alive with concerts, movies and cultural showcases. In front of the stage, lies a beautifully preserved Second Temple era aqueduct that was discovered in situ, connecting the site’s ancient history with its vibrant future. Fully equipped with a professional grade retractable screen and sound system, this versatile space is already highly sought after and stands apart as an unmatched venue in Jerusalem.
Community Hub
More than anything, the Museum strives to be a place where people of all walks of life can come together and comfortably share their differences. Which is why we over several communal locations where visitors can do just that. From our refreshment bar where people can enjoy a delicious snack, to our outdoor amphitheater which will host screenings and performances for the entire community to enjoy to our under construction kosher meat and dairy restaurants, the Museum strives to be a place where visitors can educate themselves, relax, commiserate and spend the day taking in everything they’ve learned that day.
Grand Spaces
The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem is the ideal venue to host your next spectacular event.
MIZEL FAMILY GRAND HALL
This majestic 600 sq. meter multi-purpose event space capable of holding 600 people for a lecture or 400 for a lavish banquet. The sky fold dividing partition allows the room to be split in two for separate concurrent events. Fully equipped with two large screens, a sophisticated lighting system and a floating cloud of light affixed to the ceiling illuminates the room in a way that not only leads to a space that is conducive to open conversation, but provides an enchanting and memorable venue for your next wedding, gala or VIP event.
GALLERY LOBBY
Nestled at the top of our monumental floating staircase is a fully equipped with a refreshment bar and can accommodate an enchanting reception for networking and cocktails. The gorgeous gallery with soaring walls features unique art and floor to ceiling windows that overlook Jerusalem’s iconic Cat’s Square.
Step inside our
home for tolerance
Interested in learning more about how our innovative space can work for you? Click the link below.
Architecture
Our Building
The Museum is home to a 161,000 square foot building is a work of contemporary art, whose very design conveys its central message of peace and coexistence. Built in the shape of a dove, the building represents the pursuit of peace and hope for a better future. View from the front, the Museum also resembles a bridge running from East to West, symbolically “bridging the gap” between different peoples, cultures and religions. Light streams into the Museum from expansive glass walls and windows on all sides and a skylight above, making visitors feel immediately welcome and at ease. In addition to magnificent permanent exhibition spaces, the building also features three technologically advanced theaters; greenrooms for speakers and performers; full banquet facilities with three kitchens and multiple food service areas; classrooms; a cafe and more.
Rooms
ROOMS DESCRIPTION
rooms of Tolerance Jerusalem is a place where individuals from across the world gather, converse openly, and feel at home. Shaped as a dove, the Museum represents the pursuit of peace and hope for a better future. The building’s focal point is the monumental crisscrossed staircase, emphasizing that true tolerance and understanding come from engagement, listening to one another, and immersing ourselves in others’ perspectives. The Museum boasts a 1,000 seat outdoor amphitheater flanked by a Second Temple aqueduct originally constructed by King Herod below a low stage where a screen and speakers appear to magically rise at the flip of a switch. Inside, there is a 400-seat movie theater with Italian-made velvet chairs and LED screen.
Social Hub
SOCIAL DESCRIPTION
social of Tolerance Jerusalem is a place where individuals from across the world gather, converse openly, and feel at home. Shaped as a dove, the Museum represents the pursuit of peace and hope for a better future. The building’s focal point is the monumental crisscrossed staircase, emphasizing that true tolerance and understanding come from engagement, listening to one another, and immersing ourselves in others’ perspectives. The Museum boasts a 1,000 seat outdoor amphitheater flanked by a Second Temple aqueduct originally constructed by King Herod below a low stage where a screen and speakers appear to magically rise at the flip of a switch. Inside, there is a 400-seat movie theater with Italian-made velvet chairs and LED screen.
Dining
DINING DESCRIPTION
dining Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem is a place where individuals from across the world gather, converse openly, and feel at home. Shaped as a dove, the Museum represents the pursuit of peace and hope for a better future. The building’s focal point is the monumental crisscrossed staircase, emphasizing that true tolerance and understanding come from engagement, listening to one another, and immersing ourselves in others’ perspectives. The Museum boasts a 1,000 seat outdoor amphitheater flanked by a Second Temple aqueduct originally constructed by King Herod below a low stage where a screen and speakers appear to magically rise at the flip of a switch. Inside, there is a 400-seat movie theater with Italian-made velvet chairs and LED screen.
CUTTING- EDGE DESIGN
A look inside
our space
A home away from home
CUTTING-EDGE DESIGN
LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE HOLY CITY
CUTTING- EDGE DESIGN
an ideal home for your event
From world class events featuring leading politicians and dignitaries, to emotional performances from Israel’s leading musicians, our cutting-edge facilities and design located in the heart of the holy city of Jerusalem is the ideal location for your next event.
LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE HOLY
CITY
At the heart of tolerance is respectful debate, a timeless tradition of the Jewish faith and one that takes place at the Museum’s Beit Midrash, where classic Jewish texts are studied. Including a Torah scroll in the Sephardi tradition, the space can host weddings and bar or bat mitzvahs.
COMPLEXES
AND SPACES
Nestled outside is our 1,000-seat amphitheater that comes alive with concerts, movies and cultural events. Fully equipped with a professional grade retractable screen and sound system, this versatile space is unique in the Jerusalem landscape.
BEIT MIDRASH
At the heart of tolerance is respectful debate, a timeless tradition of the Jewish faith and one that takes place at the Museum’s Beit Midrash, where classic Jewish texts are studied. Including a Torah scroll in the Sephardi tradition, the space can host weddings and bar or bat mitzvahs.
COMPLEXES AND SPACES
THEATER
400 people
Nestled outside is our 1,000-seat amphitheater that comes alive with concerts, movies and cultural events. Fully equipped with a professional grade retractable screen and sound system, this versatile space is unique in the Jerusalem landscape.
CLASSES
Museum
Dining
OPENING HOURS
Sunday-Friday 10:00AM-18:00PM
Saturday 9:00AM-15:00PM
ONLINE BOOKING
If you have a question or a special
request, please send us an
email: info@motj.org.il
or call: +972 73-3946614
Dairy Restaurant
MOTJ’s dairy restaurant takes visitors to Italy, where pizzas are baked fresh in an imported Italian oven, and fresh coffee and pastries made in our kitchen are served.
Meat Restaurant
Across from the dairy restaurant is a American-style cafe featuring favorites such as hot dogs, hamburgers, and everything you would find at a ballpark.
Coffee Bar
Across from the dairy restaurant is a American-style cafe featuring favorites such as hot dogs, hamburgers, and everything you would find at a ballpark.
Coffee Bar
Across from the dairy restaurant is a American-style cafe featuring favorites such as hot dogs, hamburgers, and everything you would find at a ballpark.
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Meat Restaurant
Across from the dairy restaurant is a American-style cafe featuring favorites such as hot dogs, hamburgers, and everything you would find at a ballpark.
Coffee Bar
Across from the dairy restaurant is a American-style cafe featuring favorites such as hot dogs, hamburgers, and everything you would find at a ballpark.