MuZeuM 8/9/22

In 1990, a zombie apocalypse occurred in Tel Aviv, which wiped out more than half of the city's population. The museum presents the story of the outbreak and spread of the zombie epidemic, describes the heroism of the survivors and fighters against the zombies and perpetuates their story. In addition, since the apocalypse, the museum has been used as a rehabilitation facility for returning zombies to function in the human world. The building (Beit Tefer) houses almost a hundred converted zombies, some of whom are integrated as guides in the museum. The visitors will be exposed to the advanced scientific methods for returning zombies to Israeli society. 

You are invited to visit an unusual tour of the museum and the research institute, which will start from the roof floor (the upper level of the museum) to the ground floor.

The number of places is limited You must register in advance on this page Free entry Please arrive 10 minutes before the start of the tour

-This is a commemorative site, please come in clothing that respects the place-

The tours will be held as part of the "art lovers make art" events, Thursday-Friday-Saturday  8-10.9.22

The director of the museum and head of the historical research department: Shahar Marom Director of the Audio Training and Visual Aids Department: Sharon Gabai | Director of the Restoration Department: Sofia Argman Responsible for the rehabilitation movement department: Gal Levinson Director of the exhibition workshop: Galit Ketan Audio tutorials: Noa Becker, Noam Rubinstein, Dori Ben Zeev Photography and editing of training videos: Iris Domani Instructors: Nadia Kocher, Amit Gor, Daniel Shapira Head of the Signage and Guidance Division: Keren Katz Production: Daria Mayer Content illustration: Doron Flam

With the support of the Lottery Council for Culture and Art / Special Projects Chamber Municipality / Director of Culture

Acknowledgments: Beit Teper management, Benny Friedberg