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“Ghetto Fighters’ House” Museum (Hebrew: “Beit Lohamei Hagetaot”) was founded in 1949 by the Lohamei Hagetahot kibbutz members, which were all holocaust survivors, when they established the kibbutz.
While being a very strong and personal example of survival, revival, and remembrance, the exhibition is about 60 years old, and needs a rennovation and adaptation to 21st century museological standarts.
Next to the Museum a well preserved section of the Ottoman aquaduct to Akko 
can be seen.
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“Danny the Digger” rating: 
Christian Interest:
Jewish Interest:
Children Interest:
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Ghetto Fightets’ House on Wikipedia |
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Ghetto Fightets’ House on Tripadvisor |
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Ghetto Fightets’ House on Google Maps |
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Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum Website |
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Points of Interest in the Area
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Akko |
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Tomb of Baha’u’llah (Bahji) |
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Akko Mosaics synagogue |
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