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Culture at Sela

Explore and reveal the new in bold and unexpected ways. Browse our calendar of transformative events and become part of this dynamic conversation between discovery and expression.

  • 19 June, 2027 11:00
    Sela Auditorium, Weizmann Inst.

    Brahms and Shostakovich: Music of Spiritual Elevation| Israel Philharmonic

    Brahms: Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor, Op. 60Shostakovich: Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 57 Evgeny Brakhman, pianoLev Iomdin, Anna Dolov, violinSofia Lebed, violaYakov Kashin, cello Two wor…
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  • 6 June, 2027 20:00
    Sela Auditorium, Weizmann Inst.

    Mysteries of the Spanish Guitar | The Israel Camerata Jerusalem

    Guitar - Marco Díaz Tamayo  Stravinsky - Dances Concertances  Rodrigo - Concierto de Aranjuez Mozart - Symphony no. 36, K. 425, "Linz" Albéniz - Asturias from Suite Españ…
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  • 22 May, 2027 11:00
    Sela Auditorium, Weizmann Inst.

    Animals and Other Animals | Philharmonic for kids

    A new children’s show based on the hilarious book by Avihai Nizri — featuring a penguin who decides to move to the desert, a lazy ant, a dove who refuses to pair up, and many other animals who choose …
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  • 20 May, 2027 20:00
    Sela Auditorium, Weizmann Inst.

    Serenade for Strings | The Israel Camerata Jerusalem

    Natasha Sher Violin Mozart - Symphony no. 33, K. 319 Weinberg - Concertino for Violin and Strings, op. 42 Ayal Adler - Commissioned piece. World Premiere Dvořák - Serenade for Stri…
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Getting to the
Weizmann Institute

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Weizmann Institute of Science
234 Herzl Street, Rehovot, Israel, 7610001
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  • Driving to campus

    Our campus is an easy drive from all of Israel's central cities. It sits off major routes and offers limited free parking for visitors

    Driving directions

  • Arriving by train

    Take the train to Rehovot Station and exit from the south side. From there, it's just a short walk or ride to the main gate on 234 Herzl street

    Train details

  • Connecting by bus

    Public transit connects curious minds and brings you directly to our gates, where the pursuit of knowledge welcomes everyone

    Bus information

  • Coming from the airport

    Your international journey culminates at Ben Gurion Airport. From there,
it’s just a 30-minute trip to campus. Pre-book a taxi ride here

    Airport guide

Curiosity hub

  • There are three visitor centers on our campus: The Levinson Visitor Center, the Weizmann House, and the Clore Garden of Science. Each center has its own opening hours and tells a different part of the Weizmann Institute story.

    For more information, please check each center’s website.

  • Each destination at the Weizmann Institute offers unique insights into our scientific community. 

    The Levinson Visitor Center welcomes you free of charge but requires advance booking. 

    In order to visit the Weizmann House and Clore Garden of Science you are required to purchase tickets before your visit. 

    All three venues offer self-guided exploration or guided tours. Visit each location’s website for ticket prices, visiting hours, and booking details.

  • Science waits for no one, but we understand that plans can change. If your itinerary changes, please contact the specific venue, as each has its own cancellation policy.

  • Our scientific narratives await your discovery, and language should never be a barrier to curiosity. 

    The Levinson Visitor Center offers self-guided audio experiences and guided group tours in English and Hebrew. The immersive main exhibit features carefully crafted subtitles in Chinese, Arabic, Spanish, or French.

    The Weizmann House offers group tours and self-guided tours through an audio guide in English, Hebrew, Spanish, Russian, or French. 

    At the Clore Garden of Science, visitors can enjoy a self-guided experience in English or Hebrew.

  • At the Weizmann Institute, we offer a variety of cafés, restaurants, and coffee shops. For detailed menus and operating hours, please visit our Campus Restaurants page.

  • Absolutely! Curiosity knows no boundaries, and neither should our campus. All major buildings feature wheelchair access, accessible restrooms, and elevator service. We offer accessible parking spaces near primary entrances. Need specialized assistance? Contact our Campus Service Center or view the accessibility map.

  • Science continues safely even during emergencies. Designated shelters are located throughout the campus. Find specific shelter locations.

  • We believe discovery is for everyone. Our campus welcomes explorers of all ages, with programs designed to spark curiosity at every stage.

    The Clore Garden of Science is designed for visitors of all ages, offering hands-on exhibits that engage young children, teens, and adults alike in playful scientific discovery.

    The Levinson Visitors Center is ideal for ages 10 and up, featuring immersive multimedia exhibits that introduce the cutting-edge research happening at the Weizmann Institute. 

    The Weizmann House appeals to visitors of all ages, offering an inspiring experience for those interested in history, science, and the legacy of Israel’s first president.

  • Parking is free across campus, and each visitor center has its own parking lot. You’ll find the main visitor lot right next to the campus entrance. Simply follow the signs for “Visitor Parking” as you arrive via 234 Herzl Street. Electric vehicle charging stations are also available near the Levinson Visitors Center. View the parking lots and their locations.

  • At the Levinson Visitors Center shop, science takes shape as jewelry, puzzles, books, and gifts that capture the curiosity sparked on campus. From molecule-inspired art to playful kits, each item reflects the spirit of discovery. The shop is open Sunday through Thursday, from 9:00 to 16:00. Purchases support educational programs that inspire the next generation of scientists.