The Ilana Goor Museum is an art and design museum inside an 18th-century stone building in Old Jaffa, overlooking the Mediterranean. A regular adult ticket costs 45 NIS, and the museum is open every day, Friday until 14:00. It is included in the Tel Aviv City Card, which covers six Tel Aviv museums for 99 NIS over 72 hours.
Ilana Goor Museum at a glance
- Address: 4 Mazal Dagim St., Old Jaffa
- Adult ticket: 45 NIS (students, seniors and soldiers 25 NIS, children 5–17 20 NIS)
- Family ticket: 100 NIS (2 adults + 3 children)
- Open: Every day 10:00–16:00; Friday 10:00–14:00
- Time needed: 1–1.5 hours
- Included in: Tel Aviv City Card (99 NIS), plus 5% off at the museum shop
What is the Ilana Goor Museum?
Israeli artist and designer Ilana Goor bought an 18th-century hostel near Jaffa port in 1995 and turned it into her home and museum. Today it displays about 500 works: her own sculptures, furniture and jewelry alongside pieces she collected around the world, including African and Latin American art, antiques and contemporary design. The building itself, with its stone arches and sea views, is part of the experience.
Ilana Goor Museum ticket prices
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | 45 NIS |
| Tel Aviv resident | 35 NIS |
| Soldier, senior citizen or student | 25 NIS |
| Child (ages 5–17) | 20 NIS |
| Family (2 adults + 3 children) | 100 NIS |
Prices as listed on the museum’s official website, October 2026.
How to save: six museums for 99 NIS
Few visitors come to Tel Aviv for just one museum. Here is what regular adult tickets cost one by one:
| Museum | Regular adult ticket |
|---|---|
| Ilana Goor Museum | 45 NIS |
| Tel Aviv Museum of Art | 55 NIS |
| ANU – Museum of the Jewish People | 54 NIS |
| Eretz Israel Museum | 58 NIS |
| Total for 4 museums | 212 NIS |
| Tel Aviv City Card (6 museums + Independence Trail) | 99 NIS |
The Ilana Goor Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art alone cost 100 NIS, already more than the card, which also includes the Nahum Gutman Museum of Art, the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History and the Independence Trail. You get one QR code by email and show it at each entrance.
Get the Tel Aviv City Card for 99 NIS
Opening hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Sunday–Thursday | 10:00–16:00 |
| Friday | 10:00–14:00 |
| Saturday | 10:00–16:00 |
The museum also hosts evening rooftop jazz concerts on selected dates. Check the museum’s website for the program.
How to get to the Ilana Goor Museum
- Light rail: Take the Red Line to Bloomfield Stadium station. Walk along Olei Zion Street through the Jaffa Flea Market to Yefet Street, turn right uphill to Louis Pasteur Street, then right and downhill to the museum.
- Bus: From Tel Aviv Savidor Central train station take Dan bus 10, 18 or 44; from the Central Bus Station take Dan 41. Get off at Yefet/Louis Pasteur and walk downhill on Louis Pasteur Street.
- Car: Use the paid lots at Jaffa Port, Tzorfim in Old Jaffa or the Flea Market.
See our Tel Aviv light rail guide for tickets and routes.
Make it a Jaffa afternoon
The museum is in the heart of Old Jaffa, a few minutes’ walk from the Jaffa Clock Tower, the Flea Market and Jaffa Port. Visit the museum in the early afternoon, explore the old city’s alleys and stay for sunset over the sea. On the rest of your 72-hour card, visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, ANU and the Eretz Israel Museum, or take the Neve Tzedek and Rothschild Boulevard walk.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Ilana Goor Museum?
An adult ticket is 45 NIS, children aged 5–17 pay 20 NIS and a family ticket is 100 NIS. The museum is also included in the Tel Aviv City Card for 99 NIS, with five more museums.
Is the Ilana Goor Museum open on Saturday?
Yes. It is open every day from 10:00 to 16:00, except Friday when it closes at 14:00.
Where is the Ilana Goor Museum?
At 4 Mazal Dagim Street in Old Jaffa, near the Jaffa Clock Tower and Jaffa Port.
How long do you need at the Ilana Goor Museum?
About one to one and a half hours is enough for the collection and the views over the sea.
Exploring Jaffa and Tel Aviv? Get the Tel Aviv City Card and visit the Ilana Goor Museum plus five more museums with one QR code.