Hecht Museum

Nice museum. Small but lots of interesting exhibits.its inside haifa university so there's other places to visit and it's close to the cable car.Also worth going on

A small and well done museum. It’s interesting to walk through and doesn’t take too long to see. I recommend it. At the time I visited, admission was free. I visited on a local Jewish holiday, so I don’t know if that impacted admission fees. It’s located on floor one. A lot is closed here at the university today, so it took me some time to find the entrance. If you can’t enter on floor one (where the outdoor signs seem to be leading visitors), you can enter at the main entrance to Eshkol tower (floor 4) and take the elevator to floor 1. The main entrance to Eshkol tower is on the same level as the parking. Once on floor one, you have to follow the hallway to the entrance. The main entrance seemed to be closed for renovations (I’m guessing) so follow the signs to the secondary exit.

Archaeological museum inside!university of Haifa. The entry is for free and needs to put your backpacks at the entrance. The overall exhibition space is not big. The visiting experience will be ideal if there is a guide explaining to you while going over all the items here. There’s an ancient ship in the exhibition hall, special and gigantic!

Discovered this museum by accident. Free admission and impressive collection of artifacts make it absolutely worth your while. I went with 3 kids ages 4 through 10, and they all had a great time, as did I. Warmly recommended.

This is my 2nd visit to this museum. It has a vast collection of most interesting Archeological finds. The museum itself is beautiful. The display units & descriptive explanatory signs are so clear, in Hebrew & English. I had no idea there was an Art Gallery on the upper floor...most interesting. Highly recommended to visit this museum, and it's free!

Lovely museum with some unexpected and unique exhibits. The admission is free. We have visited on Saturday, so it was almost empty of people, perfect for quiet exploration.

We came here by chance after seeing a sign that said "free entry", and I'm glad we did. It's an archeology museum within Haifa University with exhibits from various periods of the Middle East region, at the latest about 6000 years. The museum is very well invested and you can see more or less everything in half an hour to an hour at most. If you're in the area, I recommend it very much

Visited Haifa for the day. Came with the train and then took the "Rachbalit" to the last stop. Hecht museum is less then 5 min walk from the stop. The entrance is free of charge and the museum is quite big! The kids got a "passport" with explanations and activities and we all had a great time.