Ben-Gurion House

Israel is built on the ruins of World War II, running on the principle of simplicity. The exterior of the house is not characteristic, and it is simple and simple to blend happily with the surrounding houses. It is very civilian, and it is very difficult for Israel’s founding fathers to turn Israel into a Middle East power in a short period of time.

Ben Gutrian (1886-1973) was the founding father of Israel. Here is his former residence, the house is small, the collection is very large, it is said to have more than 20,000 copies. There are also some items he has used and his photos with President Kennedy, Einstein and other celebrities. 

The highlight of Ben Gurion Avenue and this house in history is that they were named after David Ben Gurion, Israel's first prime minister. The attraction more or less kept the look of Ben Gurion's death, the small room simplely decorated with nearly 20,000 books from the respected politician and his correspondence with different world leaders.

The last stop before leaving Israel was the home of the first Israeli Prime Minister Ben Gurion. He occupied all his intelligence and diligence. In order to read a book in a certain language, he first learned that language. He was proficient in a dozen languages. He had read and numbered 20,000 books in various languages, and the whole man was a powerful presence! "For him, history is a living reality, and the country is active and preserved in his memory in a hundred years and a thousand years." Yet we have no chance to meet this man in the space of life, only to look outside this unremarkable building, which is flooded in the surrounding higher buildings, looking for a little difference. It seems that nothing is different except the flag, except the sign at the door telling us about the New Year's holiday, but this man has become the greatest man in Israel, and thus the end of an era.

The place where the Founding Father Ben gurion works and lives. Located in a residential area, except for the flag at the door, it is not eye-catching, but it is a memorable place. No tickets, you can visit it at the door. There are two floors in total, the first floor has a living room, bedroom and kitchen, and the second floor is a study. The living room is a display of souvenirs from various countries and social groups, Jewish people everywhere, as well as sculptures and sofas from Ben Gurion. The bedroom walls are bookcases, simple beds and tables. On the walls of the hallway are his photos and some documents. Upstairs is a meeting room, followed by the bookshelf on the inside and outside. It really inspires people to read more to enrich themselves and play value.

[View] Very historical [Interest] Need to be familiar with the historical background [Cost-effective] Recommend