Ever wondered how electricity works? Right here at the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem you can find out.
The Bloomfield Science Museum isn’t just a museum. It’s a journey into the heart of science and technology. Founded by Professor Peter Hillman it opened in 1992. It’s a place where learning becomes an adventure. A place where curiosity is celebrated. It’s a testament to the power of collaboration. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Jerusalem Foundation worked together. Generous donations from the Bloomfield family in Canada made it all possible.
The museum boasts interactive exhibits. These exhibits make learning fun for all ages. From preschoolers to adults everyone can engage. The museum aims to spark a love for science and technology. It shows how science connects to our daily lives. It encourages excellence in science among young people.
The museum is divided into several wings. There is even an IMAX theater and a Science Garden. The first two wings cover 5000 square meters. These wings host fascinating exhibitions. One section is specifically designed for preschoolers. A second wing opened in 2001. This wing added workshop areas and a state-of-the-art multimedia auditorium. This wing was made possible by more donations from the Bloomfield family. The Ministry of Education and Culture Cellcom Ltd and the Jerusalem Foundation also helped.
Since its opening the museum has welcomed over 1750000 visitors. A third of these visitors were students and teachers. It’s a true testament to the museum’s impact. The Bloomfield Science Museum is an independent non-profit institute. It operates under the joint auspices of the Hebrew University and the Jerusalem Foundation.
So explore the Bloomfield Science Museum. Discover the wonders of science and technology. Let your imagination take flight. Create amazing light and music shows with laser beams. Delve into the fascinating world of electricity. Learn how computers have changed our world. Witness mind-boggling illusions. Uncover the beauty of mathematics. Understand how buildings stand tall. This is more than a museum. It’s an experience you won’t soon forget.