The museum showcases the work of one of the last century’s foremost printmakers, Hermann Struck, while trying to recreate the spirit and atmosphere of where he worked and lived. The space itself fuses European and Oriental elements like painted floors and arched windows and features furniture painted by the artist.
We know, we know. Why would you want to be indoors when there are hundreds of Independence Day parties happening all around Israel? While Tel Aviv street parties are all the rave, Haifa reminds locals and tourists alike that there is more to celebrate than goldstar and Tubi chasers. On May 2, starting at 10:00 am, Haifa’s most culturally diverse museums in Israel will be open to the public for (almost) free. Even the few places that charge NIS 10, are well worth the chump change. Take the morning to appreciate some art...you can always get drunk later.
