Overview
A journey through the values that have sustained the Jewish people throughout the millennia.
A Museum for visitors of all ages, religions and cultural backgrounds from throughout the region and the world that will encourage democracy, combat the roots of anti-Semitism and extremism, and promote regional stability, global harmony, human dignity and a love of Israel
A journey through the values that have sustained the Jewish people throughout the millennia.
A People’s Journey: A 21,000 square foot immersive multimedia experience that explores the centrality of Judaism’s core values against the epic events of the last 2,000 years.
Israel and the Arts and Justice Not Vengeance: The Simon Wiesenthal Story are two dynamic, interactive exhibitions featured on the main lobby level.
Children’s Museum is an 8,000-square foot adventure area which creates a safe and exciting environment for children ages 3-10 of all backgrounds to come together through play. The exhibits will engage children in the story of Moses, a dynamic and important narrative familiar to Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike, and highlight core values central to Jewish life that resonate with people of all faiths.
A three acre campus in the heart of Jerusalem consisting of a Museum, an outdoor amphitheater, theaters, cafes, a Grand Hall and communal spaces.
A state-of-the-art outdoor amphitheater, built around a magnificent, preserved ancient aqueduct, will seat 1,000 people for year-round programs. Special events will include family activities, dramatic performances, musical concerts, literary presentations, and first run movie screenings through the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s special relationship with the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences and the major film studios.
A stunning, multi-use facility that offers spectacular views of Jerusalem will be available for a variety of events including dinners, conferences, and major exhibitions. Seating includes 500 seated for banquets and 800 seated for lectures.
Two cutting edge, state-of-the-art theaters, one seating 380, the other 150, will be available for film screenings, conversations with filmmakers and notable personalities, cultural events with authors and lecturers, international and interfaith conferences, community forums and seminars. One theater seats 380, the other 180.
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The Museum of Tolerance’s location is perfectly positioned for high level international conferences and meetings. Leaders and captains of industry, as well as prestigious think tanks and research organizations, have expressed interest in holding conferences and meetings at the magnificent, multi-use facility.
The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem is a museum like no other in the heart of Jerusalem - center stage for 3,500 years. Become a partner in creation.
The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem, a Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum, is a 185,000 sq. ft. campus in the heart of Jerusalem. The Museum will celebrate the vibrancy of Israel’s democracy by promoting universal respect and co-existence and will deal with the vital issues of the 21st century.
Designed to serve visitors of all ages, religions, and cultural backgrounds from throughout the region and the world, the Museum will encourage democracy, promote regional stability and global harmony, combat the roots of extremism and anti-Semitism and advance tolerance and human dignity for all.
Learn more about the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the Museum of Tolerance Los Angeles or Moriah Films, the Wiesenthal Center’s two time Academy Award-Winning film division.
Social Lab
History’s lessons tested against the challenges facing the 21st century.
When visitors leave the first half of the main museum, A People’s Journey, they will then enter the Social Lab, the second half of its main exhibition. The Social Lab is designed to help visitors explore issues facing Israel and the world.
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