Kibbutz Kvutsat Schiller, Kibbutz Sde Boker and Kibbutz Gat G'alon in Israël Review

Highly invested, interesting movies, definitely worth a visit. Much more varied and sophisticated than I remembered.

nice place. Teaching. Good to know the future generation.

Ben-Gurion's original hut is kept in its original shape (additional covert air conditioning). You can tour with or without guidance. It's important not to miss the computer room - a family run, and an animated film about David Ben-Gurion and his acting.

I thought it would be mediocre, but really invested. You can spend about an hour here, maybe a little longer.

Nice place to learn about the first president 45 minutes to an hour. Not so suitable for children under 6 years
Its hut is perfectly preserved with the furniture which is very impressive

Experience really beautiful. His hut is really interesting and tells his whole story and I learned a lot about it. It's really recommended to come here

The house, or rather the hut where David Ben-Gurion lived. Everything in the house remained as it is after his death, all objects in their places. Study, kitchen, bedrooms, as if time had stopped.

Unmaintained history. One can expect more for who was the first prime minister and announces the establishment of the State of Israel.

The house where he lived 1 Israeli President can say dad

As a museum about a personality is fine, but only if you are really interested in the subject. If you want to know about Ben-Gurion or specific history, go, but I would not recommend it as a general interest.

Nice, very modest, possible to develop the compound more than it is currently

An invested museum. Suitable for ages 5 and up ..
Recommended!

A piece of history, the hut environment has somewhat lost its authenticity

Exciting and beautiful and educational and historical

Well-invested and well-kept place. Nice people with a lot of purpose! warmly recommended.

Everything is good and fun there but there is no cafe Cafe Paula it is just soaps and all sorts of things there is no food there

If you like history, it's nice here, otherwise it's boring. Access is not very expensive 4 euros. Nice lady at the cash register.

Amazing place!!!
Settlement in which he lived and worked his last years a great man. David Ben Gurion. Here you can get acquainted with the history of the creation of the State of Israel and find out what role this wonderful person played in it.
You can visit the house where David lived and worked, his real bedroom, bathroom and study!
The complex has a park area, a museum zone and a play area (with computers and other lotions). So any generation will find here what it does. There is a small cafe for snacks and drinks. Parking.Very recommended for the site.

Very interesting, recommend watching the movie on leadership

Very nice israeli historic scene and very interesting

I didn't really know anything about David Ben gurion before coming here, but he seems to have been a great man, who knew how to put the needs of his people ahead of their wants. His humility in living in a frontier commune makes him even greater

Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory !!!
Simply fascinating hysteria.
Although not a short drive to Sde Boker, the heritage is there!
do not miss

Sde Boker is a small kibbutz in the Negev desert hosting one of the Ben Gurion University campus and a memorial. You may book an accommodation and stay for few days discovering the place and natural parks close to it (see Ein Avdat). The desert is magnificent, changing colours from the sunrise to sunset. It's a very peaceful place to rest and re-charge one's batteries, even 2-3 days make a difference. I almost killed myself riding a borrowed bicycle pursuing the evening light and encountering ibexes, peaceful, not afraid and showing they are the masters of the place, not me. I could only watch and admire.

Great place, lots of activities for moose and teens. Interesting and excellently maintained. The frontal guidance, which was lacking, should therefore be improved, and therefore not 5 stars.

Fascinating, the new performances also fascinate the children

A historic site. A good place to learn about Ben gurion and Zionism in general.

For history lovers, this is the right place. The beginning of a state and its leader

Family or couple experience
I visited here with the woman I was with
It was as part of a birthday trip.
We came as a couple and talked a lot about the couple Paula and David.
We examined the house, their beds.
We were looking for togetherness.
We managed to imagine Paula getting mad that David had brought her to the desert ... after New York and Tel Aviv.

The visit to the house is exciting.
Infinity of books
The infinity of David's handwritten notebook
A must visit. Exemplary Zionism and intimacy.
Thanks to Ravid who is with me :).

It is important to see the modesty of then in front of the arrogance of leaders today

History ... Especially in honor of the 70th anniversary of the state, there is nothing like a visit to the Ben Gurion hut to appreciate the madness and greatness of man. Even today Sde Boker is at the end of the world left and it's hard to imagine what it was like 70 years ago.

The museum itself adapts itself to the time and there are spring multimedia displays. The exhibition of the human Ben-Gurion. The person who honors his coming to the alliance or answers to a child disguised as a fascinating astronaut.

The hut itself seems to have stood queen since his death in the 1970s.

Do not miss and arrive privately and do not wait for a school trip.

Also open on Saturday.

Shame that modern day prime ministers cannot learn from the great leaders of the past. Humbling to see how modest and how forward thinking Ben gurion was

Interesting piece of history, but unless you are a history buff I would pass.

It is important to come and learn about Ben-Gurion. But since it is far from the central area, it is recommended to arrive as a trip "on the road" to Eilat or another place in the Negev

accessible
Interactive
Just great

The history of Ben Gurion's excellent, interactive, performance and visit to his original home in Sde Boker

Very interesting, a must for every Israeli, to a great extent we are all here thanks to him ....

Great experience, a peek into life of Ben Gurion, educational for kids

The voice guidance is good.
The instruction of the display road is particularly problematic due to the appearance of advertising pages that fill the screen and blur the image.
Once we arrive at the screen sometimes calls to stop the software.
This requires re-updating and employs the user in a way that endangers him if he does not actually stop.
Certain passages on the way were used in other software.

It is highly recommended! Exciting and full of values. We also combined a visit to the seminary and an excellent escape room activity. We enjoyed it very much

Very enjoyed. The weekends learned a lot. Unfortunately due to the corona did not enjoy various activities

Surprisingly good ... A really nice pastime with the kids closes a corner for at least two hours. Highly recommend, you can have a picnic in the parking lot close by afterwards.

To understand the meaning of leadership make sure to visit the place and explore the exhibition.

A special and exciting site, well maintained and cultivated for such a place. A short run for children in the house itself (kind of find the cache)

A place that every Israeli must attend in order to see a different leadership that this country has had.

A must visit to the history of the country and the personality of Ben Gurion, interactive games, movies and other experiences

The illustration at the hut site speaks to young and old. The message is on several levels at the same time - what is leadership. Why anyone who does not believe in miracles here in the Negev is not a realist. Good guidance is possible. The site is also built for at least one hour of independent tour. Elisha

Must pass this place, the place evokes Zionism and restores the right proportions associated with the establishment of the state, whether it is in the conditions prevailing today and whether it is in the ability to make decisions from a place of personal example.
The place is beautifully maintained, with the best technology in the various rooms, it is possible to use a dedicated app with the use of a personal headset ...

Great place to get to know the person behind the character

An interesting place to visit to understand who Ben-Gurion was and learn from his lifestyle about simplicity and love of country

Work in the eyes, it looks like he has not lived there for years

What a gorgeous place: simple and lovely. You should visit

Interactive - which made children more interested in the subject.
Very nice and enriching, even for those who stand up.

Interesting and intriguing. Some history is harmless. It is worth switching between all stations

Great little historical museum. Worthy of a visit if you are touring the area. It's a collection of small buildings were David ben Gurion the founding father of the state of Israel lived when he retreated from politics. The museum offer a glimpse into the man's life and glimpse into his legacy. The humility, seeking the simple life of a working men and the pioneering spirit are a far cry from today's leadership style. The small size of the museum means one can enjoy it without it been too overbearing (sometimes a great leader can be too much to take in one day). At the entrance there is a simple coffee shop with surprisingly good coffee and a stand with wine made in the next door vineyard.

Ben-Gurion's house in the Negev desert is a monument to a dreamer who had the energy and persuasion to make a dream a reality.

During the taking and preparation of the order, the lady just keeps calling. Very rude. See video

Especially suitable for teenagers who do not know Ben-Gurion.

We visited with two children and it was excellent, activities that are suitable for different ages while learning about the person who was Ben Gurion and his meaning to our people and country.

An amazing place for family entertainment Children and recreation for groups from abroad The place has undergone a serious upgrade recently, reflected in the addition of various media and interactive, thus providing impressive information and matters in different languages, which makes you go back in time ..

A nice museum that was the home of the first Israeli prime minister. Well preserved .

Great explanations and everything is kept as the PM left it.

Nice, I think you do not have to charge. Payment of NIS 20 at the entrance .... The way to your needs is clear and :)