Egged Museum - The Historical Vehicle Center

The place where Israeli history and public transport meet for an unforgettable experience! Come and discover Egged's unique national treasure – the Historical Vehicle Center, showcasing the amazing story of the country through more than 80 buses and service vehicles that witnessed pivotal moments in Israeli history.

Opening Hours and Details

The center is located at the Egged parking lot on Dan Shomron Street in Holon. Entry and parking are free of charge! 

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• Open to the general public: Fridays between 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM.

• Groups and organized tours: Sundays-Thursdays between 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM (by prior appointment only).

To coordinate a visit: Phone: 03-9142361 | 03-9143761 | Email: Historic_Center@egged.co.il

An experience for the whole family

 At the Egged Historical Vehicle Center, you can indulge in memories, touch history, and connect with the fascinating story of the State of Israel. Every bus has been meticulously restored down to the last detail – from the original colors to the authentic fittings. Many of the buses are even in drivable condition!

• For children: A thrilling and hands-on adventure that sparks the imagination.

• For adults: An emotional nostalgic journey back to the "good old days."

• For everyone: A chance to sit in the restored buses, see the original driver’s bag, the coin changer, and each Egged driver's unique hole puncher.

The manager of the Egged Historical Vehicle Center notes that the center offers a direct and accessible experience of history that captivates both children and adults. According to him, the word "Egged" has been synonymous with "bus" for nearly eighty years, and every bus on display holds a unique and interesting story.

Discover the moving stories behind:

• The Ford "Tefla" ("pot" in Yiddish) from the 1930s, which carried passengers, eggs, milk, and chickens between the colonies.

• Historical Bus 2094, which was attacked at Nahalim Junction the day after the UN Partition Plan vote (Nov 29th), marking the start of the War of Independence.

• The first bus to travel to Santa Caterina after the Six-Day War.

• The iconic double-decker buses from the 1990s.