Embark on a wondrous journey through the history of Hadassah and Marc Chagall's dreamy 12 stained-glass windows, representing Jacob's sons, at the …
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May 21, 2023
An amazing experience led by my knowledge tour guide Shira Esterto learn about Hadassah and the dream of Henrietta Szold to bring healthcare and education to all people. Also, the amazing Chagall win… Full review by George C
May 19, 2023
Fabulous! So beautiful...every color is vibrant and the stories around each window is very interesting. Full review by JrnyJunkie
Apr 10, 2023
Around 2pm we headed to the Hadassah Hospital at Ein Kerem to see the Chagall’s windows. I sent an email to book the time slot for our visit in the evening and received the confirmation the next day … Full review by Noraatc
My husband and I would like to take a tour on May 10th during our visit to Jerusalem. Please advise how I can see this Thank you
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Hi Sharon, Their website gives you the exact instructions. You will be asked to fill out the form with planned date and time of your visit and send an email to the organizers. They will …
Hi Sharon, Their website gives you the exact instructions. You will be asked to fill out the form with planned date and time of your visit and send an email to the organizers. They will reply to you with the email confirmation. I would advise to fill out the form as soon as you can - the availability is limited. Enjoy!
Hi Michael, Is it necessary to make a reservation in advance? How do we arrange for a docent to explain the symbolism of the windows to us. Thanks for the help? Mary Terry
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Dear Mary, No need to make a reservation for groups under 10 people. We are open from Sunday to Thursday 8:30-4pm (3:30pm is the last entrance). Best, The Chagall Windows team
We did not have one. When we arrived an English description of the Windows had already begun so we waited for the next one. They are magnificent to see and then learn his reasoning.
I know that I can get from the centre of Jerusalem by Bus 19 to the Hadassah Synagogue to see the Chagall Windows. Can anyone tell me how I get from there to The Knesset? Thank-you Anthony
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Hello, you will take a bus from Hadassah Hospital back into the city and can get off on Central Bus Station and connect to bus 9 that will take you near the Knesset. there is an application …
Hello, you will take a bus from Hadassah Hospital back into the city and can get off on Central Bus Station and connect to bus 9 that will take you near the Knesset. there is an application call Moovit in Israel that will give you the details and hours...otherwise, it is pretty easy and with one ticket.
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