DOOBLE Reviews

Very nice, passing the time to the children. Please note that opening hours are only from 10 to 13 Saturdays.

Thank you! It was a wondeful experience. Lots to learn and to appreciate.

Perfect place for kids and even grown ups if they wish to know about old kibbutz.

The museum is nice and tidy, but the staff is not very functional ... only over an hour after the opening started with the attractions like the simulator. The cafeteria does not really provide, and all too slowly ...

The museum is reasonable ... pretty boring and long stories

Disappointment, very neglected and not clean We arrived at 12.10 took full price from us and will not let us know that at 13.00 close the place.
Too bad

Nice place for kids and adults. The staff is very courteous and the entrance also includes a guided tour of the museum

Lovely place A learning experience of pioneering Jewish tradition. The children greatly enjoyed the local synagogue and the smart and productive guidance. It is highly recommended.

A place powered by people who love their work and do their best to enjoy their stay and enrich visitors rather than past experiences.

Very nice place to go with small child , allot of attractions .
Don't miss the tour.

Great place for children. If you set up a group you can get a really nice guide to take you around the place and explain stuff. We had Rachel and she was awesome with our 3 year olds. She did with us some things related to the upcoming Hanukkah where we created menoras and prepare doughnuts. Other than that there are real life tractors to climb, smaller toy tractors with pedals to ride, a transparent beehive with actual living bees to look at, a junk yard full of old kitchen appliances that kids can play with, and many different rooms with old stuff that show how people once lived. Very nice!

Nice museum. They seem to have moved the tractors that were in Jondir Land here

Great museum. A lot to see about the settlement that works in the Jezreel Valley - kibbutzim and moshavim. How they lived in what used tools and house.
The lives of children and adults. Agriculture, and manual labor. Small shopping and culture, ample parking, entrance on Independence Day for free, stunning view. A wonderful tutorial, children's attractions - disguised as a costume storehouse, free carpentry from carpentry, in the yards of the John Deere courtyard. Baking Pita

Fascinating, especially when there is a living person giving guidance (we stumbled upon a nice lady). In terms of air conditioning on a hot day - unbearable and a pity

Nice place, but no more than two hours with children.

A great experience for little ones who love tractors and adult nostalgia

All kinds of things are called history. It's nice that the farmers in the pictures are Thai only

30 nis per person for a junkyard.
Disgusting place with even more disgusting staff that cared nothing for it.
Not accessible for baby carridges and handicapped people

Symbolic entry price. Contains the closed John Deere Land. First settlement. Children's Activities

Wide and comprehensive, there was gloomy cold weather but I really enjoyed it. Great view!

There is a very popular place the path of flowers ( - buttercups). More precisely, these are flower meadows that fill the entire surface of the forest adjacent to the museum. They bloom in late January, early February

Without much PR but an interesting museum in many areas and tells the story of rebirth!

A beautiful museum that shows the beginning of Hebrew settlement in the valley before the establishment of the state. I made a guided visit to the museum, so if you want to experience the period in a more tangible way, I highly recommend a guided tour.

Amazing view. A museum that tells a significant part of the Israeli story

In general, here is a collection of details from the early stages of settlement to the present day, yet the place did not speak to my grandchildren and granddaughters despite the explanations.
On the other hand, on the holiday of Shavuot, there were many commercial stalls, and in my opinion "this is an inappropriate way" to balance the expenses of holding the place.

From the exciting places that convey the authentic experience of the Land of Israel at the beginning. Divided into different spaces with the characteristics and characteristics of different meeting points in the daily life of the inhabitants of the country at different periods in the last century. Highly recommended.

A museum is invested. Suitable for children and the whole family. seating area. Creation. carpentry shop. Everything like during the immigration period. Nice

Museum at the beginning of the settlement in the Jezreel Valley. A great display of tractors from the early 20s to the present, including a nice simulator for kids.

Very nice and full of items reminiscent of forgotten

We arrived on Saturday at 12 o'clock and did not bother to tell us that it was only open until 13. The place was neglected and if the grandson was not enthusiastic about the tractors, I would rate 0

An interesting museum, lots of exhibits, a huge variety, a must for every Israeli to come here. Needs refresh.

This is a rich, interesting, decorated and authentic meuseum about great era of Israel, really reccomend!!

An interesting and nice place to spend a few hours with the kids

A very interesting museum about the beginning of settlement. In the Valley of Jezreel.

A state-run museum includes activities for children

An excellent experience for both kids and adults. The atmosphere is a seamless blend of kibbutz and museum. The content is clear and extremely well presented. Signage is plentiful, clear, and highly informative, both in Hebrew and in English. The setting is gorgeous; the Emek is invitingly spread out before you as you take advantage of the spacious and beautiful picnic area. The only downside is that the museum closes around 1300 on Saturday. I could definitely have spent more time there.
The kids (and I) loved the tractors, but surprisingly the museum tour was perhaps even more appreciated. The staff person was professional, personable, and engaged on multiple levels, keeping both parents and children riveted. My kids had a great time, my wife had a great time, and I had a great time. Well definitely be back!

I really liked it because I made delicious dishes there

Wonderful. For those interested in the beginning of settlement in the Land of Israel. Interesting for all ages. We enjoyed every moment. There are air-conditioned areas within the museum.

A really nice museum. We were with two girls aged one and a half and four. They both really enjoyed it, the museum includes a lot of activities for children, car tractors and commuters (small), soap bubbles, art ... and the older one even learned a little about settling in the kibbutz and the moshav in establishing the state.

A great place to visit with children and learn new things

A Zionist heritage site about the early days of the kibbutz and the labor battalion. Every teacher must have citizenship

Very nice. We were with a two-year-old girl who really liked the rectors.

An important museum about the beginning of the settlement and the original agricultural tools used by the pioneers.

It is very interesting to maintain the place better

A charming museum, bringing us back in the time tunnel to pre-state days. The museum provides an extraordinary experience and reminds the visitor of the miracle of the establishment of the State of Israel. A must visit !!!

Be really fun
Especially for our 2-year-old son.
Next time take change clothes because of soap bubbles. I would recommend opening a small shop and selling tractors as a commodity, and also honey products
Our boy is excited about the tractors and more than the junk corner. It's cooler than everything. Just buy coffee and sit on the couch.
While he messes with all the chips

Nice and pretty but the kid got pretty bored very quickly

It was a nice evening to open up floral events in the valley

A nice place to visit with children is recommended training activity. And the view is amazing.

Tidy clean and very well maintained, the cool yard yard the kids really enjoyed, thanks to Frank who opened us up with his adorable simulator and kindness.

A charming museum that reflects the spirit of settlement in Israel and the valley :)

The museum is under renovation, for lovers to remember nostalgia

The round, really nice, was a show, and carpentry with hammers

We have been with the children 4 times already ... The museum is constantly renewed, and during the holidays there are also workshops and other activities, there are some classic things that are a must on every visit: A child of my age finds himself.
So much so that we even celebrated the Bat Mitzvah of the premiere there and combined the exhibits with stories from our family history.

Shows well the tools and machines that the pioneers who came to the ground in the valley worked with

Very kind museum, part of the settlement and also the John Deere Tractor Museum

An interesting museum. Thanks to the Valley and Agriculture. Agricultural tools and exhibits from the beginning of settlement in the valley.

Maxim is a great activity for the little ones, very nice of the tractors and of all the other things, a few hard hours of work, on Saturdays they close at 13:00