We began our morning at the Har Herzl museum. I have been to the cemetery a few times now, but the musuem was new. It was an interesting presentation method, telling the story of who Herzl was by showing a hypothetical series of conversations between an actor and a producer and a woman who studied Herzl's work. I really enjoyed it (I think they used some of the same voice overs from the Turkish Bathhouse in Acre, a truly amazing film and story).
Afterwards, we went to the Menachem Begin center, which I have never been to. It is an incredible museum. Before coming back, we stopped at a grocery store so that we could purchase snacks and wine for Shabbat, if we wanted.
The rest of the afternoon is ours, although, with only a few hours before Shabbat and being a great distance from anything walking, or a not very cheap cab ride, and no buses to get back, options are limited until dinner. There are a number of small events going on this evening - Yoga, Services, and of course Kabbalat Shabbat.
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