Mané-Katz Museum, Haifa

Mané-Katz left his paintings and extensive personal collection of Jewish ethnography to the city of Haifa. Four years before his death, the mayor of Haifa, Abba Hushi, provided him with a building on Mt. Carmel to house his work, which became the Mané-Katz Museum. The exhibit includes Mané-Katz's oils, showing a progressive change in style over the years, a signed portrait of the artist by Picasso dated 1932 and a large collection of Jewish ritual objects.

Why You Should Visit:
If you're into contemporary art from an artist who won the Legion of Honor for his work, stop here.
You won't be disappointed; also there's a beautiful view of Haifa Bay from the top of Mt. Carmel.

Opening Hours:
Sun-Wed: 10am-4pm; Thu: 4pm-7pm; Fri, Sat: 10am-3pm.