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<nowiki>Palacio de la Cultura; フレデリック・R・マン・オーディトリウム; Dvorana Fredric R. Mann; Audytorium Manna; היכל התרבות בתל אביב; Cultuurpaleis; Heichal HaTarbut; Θέατρο «Τσαρλς Μπρόνφμαν»; Heichal HaTarbut; Heichal HaTarbut; 文化宮; قاعة تشارلز برونفمان; edificio en Tel Aviv; Konzerthaus in Tel Aviv, Israel; אולם הקונצרטים העיקרי של תל אביב; concert hall in Tel Aviv, Israel; koncertejo en Tel-Avivo, Israelo; μέγαρο μουσικής στο Τελ Αβίβ; activiteitenlocatie in Israël; Auditorio Fredric R. Mann; Kulturpalast; Frederic R. Mann Auditorium; Charles Bronfman Auditorium; Charles Bronfman Auditorium; Culture Palace; Mann Auditorium; Bronfman Auditorium; Culture Hall; Fredric R. Mann Auditorium (-2013); Παλάτι Πολιτισμού; Θέατρο «Φρέντερικ Ρ. Μαν»; Θέατρο «Φρέντερικ Μαν»; Κέντρο Πολιτισμού του Τελ Αβίβ; היכל התרבות</nowiki>
Heichal HaTarbut 
concert hall in Tel Aviv, Israel
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Named after
  • Charles Bronfman (2013–)
LocationTel Aviv, Tel Aviv District, Israel
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Heritage designation
Inception
  • 1957
Date of official opening
  • 1 October 1957
official website
Map32° 04′ 24.96″ N, 34° 46′ 48″ E
Authority file
Wikidata Q555316
VIAF cluster ID: 148131676
Library of Congress Authorities ID: no2008005055
J9U entity ID: 987007311680705171
Structurae structure ID: 20052855
OpenStreetMap way ID: 1019055536
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The Culture Palace ("היכל התרבות"), home of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra in Tel Aviv-Yafo.

By architects Zeev Rechter, Dov Karmi, Yaacov Rechter.

Before its renovation 2011–2013 under the supervision of architect Ofer Kolker it was called Fredric R. Mann Auditorium.

English: Until 2013, the hall was officially known as Fredric R. Mann Auditorium, bearing the name of the donor. The hall is now officially called Charles Bronfman Auditorium' after Canadian-American businessman and philanthropist Charles Bronfman.

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