The Nachum Gutman museum is located in a beautifull renovated building in charming Neve Zedek. Gutman lived in Tel Aviv from it's begining, before WW1, and his work is a charming, naive, documentary of those times. The small but charming Gutman museum does justice to Gutman the man and Gutman the painter, writer and sculpture.

I loved Gutman's whimsical art and spent twice as much time here as I had planned.....and then walking around Neve Tzedek was delightful, too!!

Housed in a restored historic building typical of classical pre-Tel Aviv architecture, the Nachum Gutman museum is a delightful peek into the colorful history of the White City as it rose from the sand dunes near Jaffa. Nachum Gutman arrived in Jaffa from Russia as a small child and his often whimsical paintings, illustrations and hand-fired sculptures tell the story... More

one of the most appreciated painter in the country. His painting exhibit landscapes of Palestine in the 19th. and 20th. century

if you want to taste the artistic tel aviv through the eyes of nachum gutman, a local semi realistic artist - this is the place. In my opinion it's a great location for students, not as much for tourists. much more interesting, in my opinin to walk through the city and take it in on a live basis

you can see many of his pictures and learned about him a lot. it will be very intresting to see his way of thinking and preparing the paintings. mainly for Israelis who know his work

if you are in Neve Tzedek, you should visit this small, lovely museum. it gives the filling of how tel aviv used to be, and currently carries a wonderful interactive exhibition for children

Nice setting and a good feel for the history of Tel Aviv. I was there with a group and the added value of the tour guide in narrating the history of the city of Tel Aviv gave context to the visit,

The restored hose, that typical to Gutman period, generaly many houses and streets in area are restored and it is a nice tourist atractions Generaly neigborhood, is old Tel Aviv so the hoses are not lebanise archetecture like in Jaffa In the museumexelent display of Gutman works