This review is only about the Dialogue in the Dark exhibit/experience and is not a review of the museum in general. Two words: Just Go. Dialogue in the Dark is a fantastic way to learn how the blind experience the world around them. Participants are given a walking stick and walk through a sequence of rooms/exhibits which are entirely in... More

I have visited the Blind Museum twice. Both times with groups and both times I felt a little apprehensive as I am claustrophobic and not keen on being in complete darkness. I don't want to give too much away and spoil the experience for you if you are planning to visit but on both occassions I calmed myself down very... More

I went to the blind museum with my family. It is a unique experience to feel and hear as blind people do. You must make a reservation early on, as they get booked up very quickly. After the tour, which is conducted by a blind person, you sit with them and ask questions, even personal questions. A must see More

We went with our 3 children aged 5, 5 and 7 and arrived to be told that the museum was closed for maintenance. After some persuasion, they bent over backwards to arrange for a private tour of the ''magic forest'' with Yuval our guide, It was great for kids and adults. Yuval managed to captivate the kids for over an... More

Book tickets early (at least one month ahead) in order to get the time and date that fits into your itinerary. The museum is very strict with the children not being younger than 9 years old. It is quite unravelng to navigate in the darkness, in totally unfamliar settings. Your other senses are definitely heightened. the tour guide is either... More