Best places: Botanical gardens in Israel

👍👍 The area where the gardens are located is very barren, albeit beautiful - towering sand rocks on one side and the Dead Sea the other side of the highway. To come across flowers, shrubs and bushes so profuse in color was a wonderful surprise. You can feel the love that has gone into creating an oasis...

👍👍 Nice park for a relaxing walk. There are picnic areas and parking. The photos were taken at the end of winter.

👍 The good: A large variety of jungle gyms that suit ages from 1 to 12. Good lighting at night. Nice clean air. Enough places for parents to sit The bad: Large amounts of cigarette butts on the grass. Some parts of the ground are deteriorating. Overall: Recommended Park to bring the kids to play and...

University garden & research center with a conservatory, geographical zones & many bonsai trees.

👍 Less known as his much bigger and more known counterpart in Givat Ram, this Botanical Garden is definitely a place to visit if you happen to be at Mount Scopus campus. The Garden covers over 25 dunams (6 acres) and houses more than 950 plant species, representing over 40% of the wild plant species o...

👍 Nice but small place in the city, where you can walk with several animals, watch lemurs and birds. You can enjoy small caffe in front of playground.

👍👍 פארק יפהפיה מאובזר ומלא מתקנים לילדים מהנה מאוד יש הרבה מקומות לשבת, אין הרבה צל. מתאים גם לקטנטנים יותר וגם לילדים גדולים יותר. יש גם כלים מוזיקלים מעניינים

😠 The place is completely closed for a long time due to renovations! I reported that the hours of operation that look like the place is open should be changed, but the editing suggestion has not yet been accepted even though two weeks have passed. Please also report. Too bad people will come just lik...

👍👍 A very beautiful, interesting and original museum. Suitable for both children and adults. Very good guide.

👍👍 Thousands of graves have been discovered around Jerusalem. Here we have a complex of several of them. M. Incl. tomb of the maker of the doors of the Jerusalem temple