360-Degree VR Headsets

A 360-Degree Group VR-Goggle Experience

Advanced technology draws all participants together into the heart of the story. This is an unforgettable emotional and visual journey that connects the audience to spirit and values.

In collaboration with Image Marketing and Production Initiatives, we have added an innovative technological activity based on virtual-reality (VR) content featuring 360-degree exhibits.

A Journey Through Time via the Goggles—for All Ages: The Life and Work of Rabbi Herzog

A fascinating visual mosaic depicting the life of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel, all through the discovery of the figure of Rabbi Yitzhak HaLevi Herzog, of blessed memory, who worked throughout his life for the people and the land. Alongside getting to know Rabbi Herzog’s personality and chapters of his life, we will also reveal the fundamental values of life in the State of Israel. Through the rabbi’s journeys around the world, we will learn about the strength of the leadership he demonstrated during one of the most complex periods for the Jewish people: the Holocaust and the establishment of the state.

Saving lives: The story of rescuing Jewish children before the Holocaust.
Settlement in the Land of Israel: The establishment of Kibbutz Masu’ot Yitzhak and the connection between the prayer for the welfare of the state.
We will meet the man who laid the foundations for national-religious state education in Israel.

A Fascinating Cultural Journey for Adults: My Journey to Poland—The Jewish World Before and During the Holocaust

A world with a glorious history and a spiritual life that left its mark.

Using virtual-reality technology, visitors will travel through various sites across Poland and experience its magnificent Jewish life, alongside the outbreak of the First World War and the reality of Jewish life at that time; a visit to the cemetery and the Warsaw Ghetto; a visit to the town of Tykocin; and the reality of the camps and ghettos.

The journey to Poland via the goggles is suitable for an adult audience due to the complexity of the subject.

An exciting pilot project in collaboration with the general public, requiring advance coordination and a minimum number of participants registered for the activity.

With advance registration, visitors may come to view one of the programs every Sunday between 16:30 and 17:30, by arrangement.

For further information, registration, and tickets, contact the museum offices Sunday–Thursday, 10:00–15:00: 02-5889007

Accessibility contact: Shachar Kelner, phone: 02-5889007
Contact: Offices, phone: 02-5889007
hechalshlomo@gmail.com