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Gan HaPisga (the Summit Garden)
Gan HaPisga (the Summit Garden) is located on the top of Old Jaffa’s archeological mound and it provides one of the most famous observation points in Jaffa.
The Japanese Garden in Holon
The Japanese Garden in Holon is modest in size, as befitting a garden of the Japanese tradition.
Yamit Water Park
Yamit Water Park is a huge complex which provides an abundance of wet activities and includes fast extreme slides, a black water slide with light effects, high bungee slides that will get you to the water from the height of four meters, a slide with a daring tube trail and some of the highest water slides in the country.
Rosh HaAyin Forest
Next to other forests in Israel, the Rosh HaAyin Forest is considered different.
Nachshonit Park
Nachshonit Park is an amusement park for families which includes three different parks
Holon’s Youth Park (the Pillbox)
Holon’s Youth Park, also named the “Pillbox” or “Fortress” (Metsuda), is an area that is dedicated especially to children, but not only to them.
Ganei Yehoshua (Joshua Gardens)
Ganei Yehoshua (Joshua Gardens), also known as HaYarkon Park, is a well known large park which serves as a green lung. However, this great park, which spreads over about 3,500 dunams, tends to surprise one every once in a while, especially upon discovering unknown hidden corners which one has not visited in before.
The Glilot Valley
To the south-east of Glilot Junction is hidden a large and impressively green, especially in the winter and spring, peace of nature.
The Ramat Gan Safari
In the heart of the Tel Aviv Metropolitan (Gush Dan), in the city of Ramat Gan, is found a fascinating African Savanna - The Safari, or in its official name, The Zoological Center Tel Aviv - Ramat Gan.
HaChava (the Farm)
HaChava (the Farm) in Tel Aviv is an excellent example of a well nurtured and charming piece of nature in the middle of the city.
The Ramat Gan National Park
It is not as big as HaYarkon Park which is located on the other side of the city of Ramat Gan, but sometimes one does not need a park which stretches from here to eternity in order to escape everyday worries and get a decent dosage of green.
Afeka Caves
Even sworn Tel Avivis will be surprised to discover this vast and unknown piece of nature named the “Afeka Caves”.
Tel Aviv's Botanic Gardens
In 1973 some people with a vision got together and founded at the heart of Tel Aviv’s University magnificent Botanic Gardens which spread over about 25 dunams.
Gan HaAtsma'ut (Independence Garden), Tel Aviv
On a limestone cliff on the Mediterranean coast of Tel Aviv, is found the special Gan HaAtsma'ut (Independence Garden), the first trees of which were planted on the State of Israel’s first Independence Day, which gave it its name.
The Petah Tikva Zoo (Gan Hai)
The Petah Tikva Zoo (Gan Hai) is not a huge zoo but whoever comes here is surprised by its impressive size and the environmental attention that goes into this charming place, such as in its lake which is alive with flamingos and swans and in its animals’ corner which hosts various farm animals.
The Cacti Garden in Holon
The Cacti Garden in Holon is a celebration for any cacti lover.
Begin Park
In the south of Tel Aviv, near HaTikva neighborhood, is found a surprisingly large green lung.
Reading Park
Reading Park, which is near the Reading power station and the Yarkon Stream estuary in the north of Tel Aviv, was once the place where the Mediterranean Sea ended and the “forbidden city of the electric company” started.
The Ariel Sharon Park (formerly the Ayalon Park)
At the Ariel Sharon Park (formerly the Ayalon Park) it is proudly stated that it is three times larger than New York’s Central Park.
The “Sheva Tahanot” (Seven Mills) Site
Anyone who has not visited here in a while will be surprised by the level of renovation and upgrading that the “Sheva Tahanot” (Seven Mills) Site, which is situated on the Yarkon Stream in the area of the Ganey Yehoshua (Joshua Gardens) Park, has went through.
The Charles Clore Garden
The Charles Clore Garden spreads over 120 green dunams along the southern shore of Tel Aviv in the direction of Jaffa.
Gan Meir (Meir Garden)
Already in the 1930s, when Tel Aviv was still a young and relatively quiet city, the need arose to create in it green lungs.
The Hiriya Recycling Park
If there is a place in which one can learn about recycling, waste and everything in between, it is here in the Hiriya Recycling Park, a very well-kept place which treats waste with respect and promotes environmental education with great love.
The Haskalah (enlightenment) Avenue park
Not just another typical Tel-Avivi park. But a small green lung which became an attraction in its own right, and an excellent example as to how to plan a park which will combine values, such as community, ecology, history and of course enjoyment.
The Edith Wolfson Park
The Edith Wolfson Park in the south-east of Tel Aviv, named after the British philanthropist Edith Wolfson, is located on a great limestone hill which rises to the height of almost 60 meters above sea level.
Holon's Story Gardens
A unique, refreshing and especially lovely project was initiated a few years ago in the city of Holon. And to everyone’s delight- it continues to be updated and renewed all the time.
Jaffa Slope Park
Along the coast of the Ajami neighborhood of Jaffa, spreading over 200 dunams of green gassy hills is the Jaffa Slope Park, one of Tel Aviv-Jaffa’s most beautiful parks.
HaNofarim Pond
Those who are not familiar with HaNofarim Pond that is located near HaYarkon Stream will be surprised by it, especially during the summer, when the yellow water lilies float on its surface and give it a somewhat mysterious feel.
The Moshava Park in Rishon LeZion
The Moshava Park in the city of Rishon LeZion has a few different names, which means that this uplifting piece of history, which spreads over 40 dunams, is a fairly important local asset.
Sources of the Yarkon National Park
The Sources of the Yarkon complex, which belongs to the Yarkon National Park (just like the nearby Afek – Antipatris complex), is a large and well-kept green lung that is located in the central area of Israel.
Tel Gerisa (Napoleon's Hill)
Those who love this place - and they are many - dismiss the description of it as a “Hill” and call it a “Mountain”.
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