Edwin Morales

The museum is simple and relatively small yet informative, being creatively decorated in some areas as if you were actually at the historic site. It includes audiovisual information and even a small theater. Not all of the signs and material are translated to english, so you may miss some particular events. Some areas included buttons for the english version of short informative movies but, at the time of my visit, some were not working. You may ask for a self guide audio player that somehow helps which is included in the entrance fee. A somewhat worthwhile place if you have time to spare or are waiting for someone as it only takes around 30 minutes to see everything.

As a foreigner, I found this Burger King interesting but not without its flaws, although minimal in nature. Food was excellent, the eating area was sparse and food preparation time was slow. One interesting thing was the use of self-service kiosks in which you can place your order and pay (both in Hebrew and English). Placing your order in the kiosks do not seem to expedite its preparing time by too much. Regardless of its minimal flaws, it still worth to visit in case you miss the Burger King franchise in your travels.