you can find any book you want and the stuff will be happy to help also . i hope that it won’t be... read more
you can find any book you want and the stuff will be happy to help also . i hope that it won’t be the last time.
you can find any book you want and the stuff will be happy to help also . i hope that it won’t be... read more
Having international standard it is one of the world largest libraries, Being the Paradise for... read more
About National Library Of Israel
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you can find any book you want and the stuff will be happy to help also . i hope that it won’t be the last time.
Having international standard it is one of the world largest libraries, Being the Paradise for Research Scholars it has lot of manuscripts and collections supported by friendly staffs.
The National Library has excellent collections in Judaica, Islam, and other fields. The staff is friendly and helpful.
This library has the right atmosphere -learning in a very welcoming library. The staff is nice and the library's collections are amazing.
Built on the Givat Ram Campus of the Hebrew University serving also as the title saysHolds more than 5 million books,uDream for any book lover,Very strong in Judaica,Includes many rare books and collectiones including the archives of Albert Einstein,KAFKA,Max Brot,many writers and musicians
If you are interested in the treasures of the culture of the Jewish people - this is the place for you! It is well worth finding out when the free tours take place since this is the way to find the amazing maps, documents, photographs,...More
A beautiful building with one of the largest stained glass windows in the world. Taking the guided tour was a good idea - it help us visiting in some places that we wouldn't have known to get to be our self. The library has a...More
It has one of the largest stained glass windows I've seen with an English and Hebrew explanation. The library is free to use but you must check your bag. The collection of books and magazines is unmatched for its focus on Israel.
Housing all Hebrew literature this is an impressive collection. Throughout the building there are a number of exhibits of the walls with interesting descriptions to add extra ambience. The cafe is also a good place for lunch.
This library holds all titles printed in Hebrew as well as a very wide collection of books printed through the ages dealing with Judaism, Israel and other subjects relating to such. There is also a map room which houses thousands of maps, some hundreds of...More