The remains of a house burnt during the destruction of the Second Temple.
The museum answers questions such as: How did the residents live? What did they
believe in? Why did the house burn down? The answers are provided by using archeological
artifacts and a multi-media presentation describing the daily life of the people
who lived here.
Address
The Burnt House,
2 Tifferet Yisrael Street, Jerusalem
Telephone
At the site: 02-6265921
Bookings: 02-6628141 ext. 106
Fax: 02-6265920
Entrance Fee (NIS)
GROUP
SINGLE
20 ש"ח
25 ש"ח
Adult
12 ש"ח
12 ש"ח
CHILD (12 years old or less)
20 ש"ח
Students group (18 years old or less)
16 ש"ח
STUDENT/SENIOR CITIZENS
HANDICAPPED
:COMBINED TICKET FOR SINGLE AND GROUP
THE HERODIAN QUARTER, THE BURNT HOUSE , ALONE ON THE WALL
THE BURNT HOUSE , ALONE ON THE WALL
THE BURNT HOUSE , THE HERODIAN QUARTER
GROUP
SINGLE
GROUP
SINGLE
GROUP
SINGLE
32
45
22
32
25
35
ADULT
20
20
15
15
15
15
CHILD (12 years old or less)
32
22
25
youngsters 12-18
26
18
20
SENIOR CITIZEN
Visiting Hours
Sunday-Thursday: 9 AM - 5 PM
Friday: 9 AM – 1 PM
Saturday and Jewish Holidays: Closed
The movie is screened every 40 minutes starting at 9 am. Languages:
Hebrew, English, Spanish, French
Handicapped Access
The site has an elevator for wheelchairs
How to reach the site
The Burnt House is located between the stalls and shops of the covered “bazaar”
in Tiffereth Yisrael Street, adjacent to the stairway from the Jewish Quarter to
the Western Wall.
Parking: Mount Zion car park, the Karta (Mamila) car park adjacent to
the Jaffa Gate. Public Transport: Egged bus lines:
38 (minibus) to the Jewish Quarter car park, or line 1,2 to the Western Wall
