Old fashioned, not exciting or even interesting. The plenitrium, which is supposed to be a technological front for children, brings us back 30 years and you seem to be in the drive in movie. In short, spend time with the children

The only fault here is that it's the only museum on this planet that doesn't have an "on campus" coffee-house/canteen! Oh yes you can be "lured into" the private restaurant strategically placed on the right hand side outside the museum entrance hall/shop. But it's a con!

Wonderful Museum. Great! I love it. Israel 🇮🇱 is loved and protected by God. This is no doubt.

Not too big, not to small. Various exhibitions. Good place to spend Saturday morning with or without kids

In hindsight not quite sure what I expected from this museum, but it felt of an incoherent collection of random exhibitions. Not sure whether some of the exhibitions were closed or we had the wrong door, wandered around the site for a while to discover not really that much. The international (NHU WPY) and Israeli wildlife photography collections were very good however, so that was already worth the visit in itself.