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Parks and Nature in Jerusalem

Attractions

Parks and Nature

The Israel Aquarium is a unique center that presents the aquatic habitats of Israel, focusing on conservation, research, education, and raising public awareness of the preservation of the sea and its beaches. 

Kids Friendly

Open on Sat

Accessibility

Israel Aquarium

The Biblical Zoo has become Israel’s most visited attraction, thanks to its unique Jerusalem atmosphere and its zoological collection like no other in Israel.

Jerusalem Biblical Zoo

Gazelle Valley Park, a sprawling 20-hectare oasis, provides visitors with a rare opportunity to encounter a herd of endangered Mountain Gazelles. This urban natural treasure offers a unique and serene experience, blending wildlife with city life.

Free Entry

Suitable for Groups

people

Gazelle Valley Park

Israel's Mega Zipline is here!
The new attraction from the City of David invites you to experience the longest zipline in Israel on a beautiful Promenade with scenic views.

Not Accessible

Difficulty level - Easy

Prior arrangement only!

Multi-use hour Duration

The Zip Line at Mitzpe David

Here is a way to have an unusually excellent time while walking directly on the footsteps of many who made history in the Judean Hills.

Beit Guvrin - Maresha National Park

Davidson Center, the Jerusalem Archaeological Park, is located nearby the Western Wall in the Old City. Davidson Center is one of Jerusalem’s top tourist attractions due to its historical and archeological significance and, of course, its beauty

For Events

Private Events

The Jerusalem Archaeological Park - Davidson Center

The largest stretch of picnic greenery in Jerusalem, Gan Sacher (or Sacher Park) (pronounced Sah-kehr) is situated between the Nachlaot and Rehavia neighborhoods on one side, and the complex of government buildings and museums in Givat Ram, Gan Sacher is the largest green space in Jerusalem.

Gan Sacher (Sacher Park)

Those who grew up in the 1970s and ‘80s in Jerusalem fondly recall the Gilo Park as a sprawling assortment of wooden jungle gyms, slides, rickety bridges, rope ladders, and tire-tunnels - all set up in a forest among the pine trees, making it a veritable Never-Never Land for the under-10 crowd. The times and safety regulations have changed, however, and in recent years, the Municipality, deeming the park potentially dangerous, have done away with the old playground equipment, replacing it with modern installations.
There’s also a basketball court and a roller-blading path, and the slopes of the forest provide the more experienced mountain-biking crowd with some challenging routes. It seems that the only things that haven’t changed are the many picnic tables, and the trees, of course. But to be honest, although some 30-somethings may be struck by the feeling that they’ve been cheated out of a fundamental childhood memory, when they visit the park, their kids will never know the difference.

Gilo Park

Historian Josephus writes that King Herod the Great built a magnificent palace at a spot located about 12 kilometers south of Jerusalem in order to commemorate his military victory over the Parthians.

The Herodion National Park - King Herod's Tomb & Castle

Independence Park is a large green area in the center of Jerusalem, bounded by King George Street to the West, Agron Street to the south, Hillel Street to the north and the old Mamilla Cemetery to the east. During the time of the British Mandate, the Park was an open area that served as a barrier between the Jewish city center and the upscale Arab neighborhoods to the south. After Jerusalem was partitioned in the 1948 War of Independence, the nascent Israeli government decided that the area would become a green area; thus Independence Park was established in 1959.
During the daylight hours, the Park mostly serves the many people who work in the center of town and like to have their lunches outside. Families from around the area come to hang out, picnic and kick a ball around, and young people can often be spotted leisurely sipping beers in the shade of the large pine trees. But like its namesake park in Tel-Aviv, after night falls, under a thick blanket of darkness, Independence Park becomes a rendezvous spot for members of Jerusalem’s gay community. It is this function that has made the Park a convergence point for many LGBT events, including the annual gay pride parade. Other events held at Independence Park include the yearly Student’s Day celebrations when thousands turn out to enjoy live music performances.

Independence Park

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Are you looking for a beautiful, natural place to have a fun family day in Jerusalem? Look no further than The Jerusalem Bird Observatory by The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel. 

Paid Parking

The Nili and David Jerusalem Bird Observatory

Kiftzuba Amusement Park offers games, activities, attractions, and facilities for all ages, from one-year-old toddlers to full grown adults

Kiftzuba Amusement Park

Liberty Bell Park is a great spot for a picnic and contains plenty of facilities for both kids and adults. 

Liberty Bell Park

Mini Israel offers a wide range of activities on Saturdays and holidays for children such as a multimedia room, simulator, craft corner, floor games and a gymboree for toddlers.

Mini Israel Park

The Orson Hyde Memorial Park covers an area of around two acres and contains natural woodlands and spectacular views of the Kidron Valley and the Old City. This park is largely un-trafficked, lending itself to a sort of secret garden of a different kind.

Orson Hyde Memorial Park

Teddy Park was established by the the Jerusalem Foundation at the foot of the Old City walls, across the street from Jaffa Gate. In the center of the park, which stretches over seven hectares, is Israel's only sound and light fountain. Watch beautiful synchronized water, sound and light shows which take place four times daily with 256 nozzles, 1,800 light fixtures and a recording of original music performed by the New Jerusalem Philharmonic.
The park also has a visitors' center which tells the story of the development of modern-day Jerusalem during Teddy Kollek's time as mayor in the city. Corner stones describing milestones of the mayor's life are erected along the pathways. There is also a wishing well made of Jerusalem stone, a sun dial, statues, a restored historic building and an aqueduct.
The park is accessible to people with disabilities, sight impairment and for strollers.

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The park is open from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm daily, and the visitor's center is open Sunday-Thursday from 2:00-9:00 pm.

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Daytime: 11:00 am, 13:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 5:00 pm (water only)
Nighttime: 8:00 pm, In the summer there is another show at 9:00 pm (lights, music and water)
Photo credit: Sasson Tiram care of the Jerusalem Foundation

Teddy Park  - Visitor Center, Sound and Light Fountain Shows

Tzurim Valley National Park preserves 42 acres of open space around the walls of the Old City in the area between the Mount of Olives, Mount Scopus and the Kidron Valley.

Emek Tzurim National Park

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Omri's Ranch

Just a few minutes away from the city center of Jerusalem, the Park of Olives spreads over a beautiful landscape located in Kibbutz Ramat Rachel. Stroll along beautiful walking routes surrounded by the stunning sights of the Jerusalem Mountains, the Herodium, the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea.
One of the park's main landmarks is the environmental sculpture of the Olive Columns by artist Ran Morin. The sculpture consists of three columns, 11 meters each, with three olive trees on top of each column. Learn about the advanced irrigation technology which waters the olive trees on top of the sculpture. Get original local and independently produced olive oil. During the month of October, you will also be able to participate in Ramat Rachel's olive harvest – if you're interested, reserve your spots now! You can email your details to:  shivk@krr.co.il,  and get all the information you need!
The entrance is free and the site is open during all hours of the day, all days of the week, including weekends.

Park of Olives

See the Jerusalem Mountains from a new angle: an extreme, adrenaline-pumping adventure on the terrain, riding the best ATVs and RZRs! Join this fantastic experience that is best suited for couples and groups. We promise you’ll have the time of your life!

Approx. 2 Hours

Family Friendly

Family

Lake ATV

Summer is here – and Janana’s new water park is ready for you! Giant slides, a foam cannon, pedal boats, and endless splashy surprises for the whole family.
Mountain air, shaded areas, nearby cafés, and plenty of parking, all you need for a perfect summer day in the Jerusalem hills.

Janana Park

Parks and Nature in Jerusalem,

Israel Aquarium

Jerusalem Biblical Zoo

Gazelle Valley Park