Step into the future at the Jerusalem Science Museum! Who could have imagined that we'd live in an era where you can order 3D-printed meat or send 3D-printed medical aid files to soldiers in a war zone?
Join us for a captivating fair celebrating digital production at the Jerusalem Science Museum. Explore interactive booths featuring unique products and captivating showcases displaying extraordinary items, all crafted with various digital technologies. While 3D printing is a familiar concept, this fair provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in a diverse array of evolving techniques and technologies
Engage in a game against a robot at the toy booth, marvel at the personalized jewelry booth, experience smart shoes and clothes crafted with 3D printers, and much more. The excitement doesn't end there! You'll have the opportunity to witness the transformation of liquid into solid, and design your own laser cut sequin fabric.
"Freedom to Create" was launched to celebrate the theme of crafting artifacts through digitization, offering a unique perspective on the myriad meanings of personalized product creation — a file that can be printed on the other side of the world.
This fair provides an introduction to a field that many of us are not familiar with, a field still in its early stages. Prepare to be captivated as you gain a fascinating glimpse into both the present and the future. It's an opportune moment to demystify the realm of digital manufacturing, making it accessible for both children and adults to comprehend, play with, enjoy, explore, and spark curiosity.
Such a rich museum! The kids can touch, learn and experience everything, and parents can have a great time too. Arrive early and not in season, otherwise the place is packed. Will definitely visit again when the kids are older
Arie Berkovitch
Very enjoyable. The kids moved from one exhibit to another. The museum encourages them to explore. Suitable for kids over 5 (younger kids don’t pay but there isn't much for them to do)
David van Gelder
Great museum, every exhibit is hands-on with clear explanations in Hebrew, English and Arabic. Fun and enjoyable for curious people of all ages. Nice, shaded areas to rest, eat and relax. Takes about 4 hours to cover everything
Milan.rivkin
A world-class museum with entertaining interactive exhibits that educate children about scientific principles. Israeli hi-tech inventions are highlighted
Asaf C
Awesome place with so many things to see, do and learn. Fun for the whole family! The are plenty of exhibitions that demonstrate different physical and natural phenomenas. The place is clean and tidy, and easy to navigate. It also has guided tours. Parking could be a problem if you come late, but overall - highly recommended
