Jerusalem Tower
Visitors praise the Jerusalem Tower for its fascinating historical exhibits, stunning views of the city, and engaging activities for families, including a treasure hunt and a Yehoram Gaon exhibition. Some reviewers noted that while many rooms were interesting, others were less so, and a cafe was closed during one visit.
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Jerusalem Tower is an LGBTQ+ friendly bar and club downtown, just a four-minute walk from a tram station.
The place has a relaxed, modern vibe. Polished surfaces, contemporary design – it’s a good spot to meet people, whether you’re local or just visiting. You can just hang out, or hit the dance floor later.
It’s a comfortable place to be, and it’s right in the middle of things. That means you’re close to other spots for food and drinks, and getting there is easy. Most gay bars and clubs in Jerusalem get going in the evening, and really pick up later on.
If you're looking for a local gathering spot, Jerusalem Tower fits the bill: modern, accessible, and in the thick of things.
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It's a great family-friendly museum. We visited with children. Most of the exhibits are intertwined with the life and work of Israeli singer Yoram Gaon. There's even a private karaoke room where you can sing songs by Yoram Gaon for free. Part of the museum is open air, and part is in an enclosed, air-conditioned space. The cafe was closed when we were there, so bring your own snacks. I can't say we were thrilled, but it was a great way to spend a couple of hours. The museum is open on Saturdays.
A very historic and interesting place, there was also an exhibition by Yehoram Gaon.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026