Tel Aviv’s Centennial Year: “Revealing the Hidden City” project

One of my favorite stops whenever I’m visiting another place is the museum. Yup! I don’t find them boring at all and could even spend hours just going through the maze of historical artifacts and other interesting collection. For me, it’s like stepping into a time machine and learning about the past, the history and culture of that city or town.

Thus, for those already booked with flights to Tel Aviv, they can include visiting the new museum in their trip itinerary. To celebrate Tel Aviv’s Centennial Year, the municipality has restored the Old City Hall to be the home of the new Museum of the History of Tel Aviv-Jaffa. One of the highlights of the museum is the collection of old historic photographs by volunteers for the “Revealing the Hidden City” project.

The Tel Aviv municipality has also recently completed the renovation of the historic Bialik House which stands along with the new museum and the Felicia Blumenthal Centre of Music between them, making the square, known as the Bialik Compound, more visually and culturally attractive for the locals and tourists. The opening of the new museum will be on the 17th of December with the holding of exhibitions, while the music centre has a host of concerts in line and a special poetry evening is scheduled at the Bialik House.

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