Things to do in Gush Dan

All the information about the Children of Nature Farm The Children of Nature Farm is not just another animal corner, but one that brings the wondrous world of exotic animals to the forefront. They live alongside a wide variety of animals such as rabbits, guinea pigs, parrots, ferrets, farm animals, and turtles as well. On Saturdays, guided tours are held on site that will open a new window for you into the world of reptiles. And of course, you're invited to enjoy the petting corner. There are also shaded seating areas, plaster crafting, baking pita in a taboon oven, a shop with equipment and animal food, and a cafeteria.

All the information about the Japanese Garden in Holon. In the center of Holon, there is a small garden, two dunams in size, teaching something about Japanese gardening. The garden is not large, but provides a delightful spot to relax. In the garden there is a small waterfall that continues into small streamlets running between pergolas, seating corners, and unique vegetation. In the garden you can also find a cherry tree that blossoms every year. The vegetation hides the busy road from visitors. In its center there is a pagoda house; access to it is via bridges, and it is surrounded by water on all sides. Especially uplifting is the water tap operated by pressing with your foot, which is well hidden in a kind of stone trough. The garden was designed by Chaim Cahanovitz, inspired by Japanese gardens, at the request of the Holon municipality, which wanted to go beyond the usual routine of landscaping with lawns and trees. Many visitors come to the garden, which is open all year round (all hours of the day) and serves as a preferred site for couple/wedding photography (bride and groom).

All the information about the Botanical Garden at Mikveh Israel. The Botanical Garden located on the grounds of the 'Mikveh Israel' school was planned by Professor Otto Warburg and planted in 1930 for the purpose of researching botany and agriculture in the Land of Israel. In the garden, which covers about 50 dunams, about 1,200 species are planted according to botanical divisions, and it is very impressive to visit. The garden serves as a major study point for students of agriculture and horticulture in the country, and it is used as a place of work and training for learners. The site is open for tours only by prior arrangement, so use the included phone number. Below is a map of the botanical garden and the layout by divisions.

All the information about the National Park of Ramat Gan. The National Park of Ramat Gan is surrounded by a huge lake. The flower garden in the park spans an area of 12 dunams and contains about 82,000 flowers in a variety of colors and types. This is in addition to trees, paths, and wide lawns in the style of Europe's classic gardens. The park includes a[n] amphitheater area with fitness facilities, a services building, inspection buildings, a Star of David and Magen David Adom facility, a large children's play area, lawns, a rose garden, a promenade, a lake, and special fountains lit at night. The National Park also contains the largest collection of sculptures by the well-known sculptor Menashe Kadishman, may he rest in peace. Works by Kadishman are scattered throughout the park in two areas: the Positive Trees Complex, and Kadishman's "Garden of Sculptures" complex, which is a source of attraction for thousands of visitors. In the area of the park there are several species of birds, including domesticated ruddy shelducks, a gray crow, an Indian myna—an actual bird from the starling family—brown kingfisher, night heron, and more. To the north of the lake, two small artificial islands are located, serving as a place of refuge for water birds. On the north-west side of the lake there is a café. Near the café there is an artificial waterfall 5 m high, along with lower waterfalls. This waterfall, as well as the tall fountains located in the lake, is intended to help enrich the lake's water with oxygen and maintain water quality that allows fish to live. There is a pine grove in the park, and in it a variety of seasonal wildflowers bloom, especially common species such as crowned chrysanthemum and poppy agasi. In the date grove, on many tree trunks, ficuses have sprouted—mainly sacred fig—which is a result of seed dispersal by bats. Park services and facilities. In the park there is an amphitheater complex with fitness facilities, a services building, service/inspection buildings, a Magen David Adom facility, and a large children's play facility. The flower garden: The flower garden is relatively small in its area, but presents a remarkable variety of seasonal flowers and two shaded pergolas adorned with foliage. In the garden you will find a host of cacti, and next to them the Museum of Man and Animal. Admission to the museum is fee-based. It is open on days Sun–Thu from 09:00–14:00, and on Saturdays from 10:00–17:00. On Fridays the museum is closed. During holidays and in the month of August, opening hours are extended, and it is recommended to check in advance on the museum's website. For those who are interested, next to the museum there is also paid access to a safari. A fenced-in burial plot is here. Buried there are Abraham Krinitzi, may he rest in peace, the first and most senior mayor of Ramat Gan, and alongside him are buried his customs and his son-in-law, who were killed with him in the fatal accident. In conclusion, the National Park in Ramat Gan offers a wonderful leisure option for the whole family, combining attractions for children and a picnic in open nature, in an outdoor nature atmosphere within the city. It is important to know that entry to the National Park is free, and the park is open throughout the day and night. In the place there are hundreds of parking spaces designated for park visitors. The entire National Park complex is accessible to people with disabilities and strollers. There are accessible restrooms for people with disabilities, two snack bars, and a café.

All the information about the Forest of Songs. The Forest of Songs in Petah Tikva was inaugurated at the end of November. It is part of the large Metropolitan Park project of the Yarkon, which is expected to extend over 10,000 dunams. In the park there are dozens of trees (in the future the park will grow to about 250 trees), and each tree is dedicated to a poet, composer, or a beloved song—considered an irreplaceable asset for Israeli culture. Forest of Songs in Petah Tikva | Photo: Aviv Betson

All the information about Yavne Sea Beach. Yavne Sea, which is located south of Palmachim Beach, is something like a peninsula that extends into the sea waters. It is one of the places where you can enjoy being alone with the sea and the waves, with calm far from the bustling crowds. Walking along the peninsula to the water allows you to descend to the shoreline, which is located on the western part of the mound (tel). A small path leads there; the sea waves crash against the rocks, foaming as they surge. Compared to the nearby and busy Palmachim Beach, here it is the kingdom of quiet. There was a settlement here already in the Chalcolithic period; Yavne Sea was an important Canaanite port city. At a certain period it was even under the rule of the Kingdom of Judah. History tells that Yehudah HaMaccabi burned the site due to suspicion that the Gentiles wanted to murder the Jews. Among the restorers was Yochanan Hyrkanos. An archaeological site that is still being excavated and studied. Along the walk on this golden stretch of coastline, you can enjoy the beautiful coastal vegetation and gaze from the mound at the breathtaking beach. When to come: At any time, and especially toward sunset—so it's a good idea to bring coffee and capture the moment in your camera. On winter days, the wave view from here is amazing. Note: Entry to the beach involves a fee (in summer for a private vehicle: 30 NIS; in winter for a private vehicle: 10 NIS). Swimming is active during the months of April–October, while the southern part of the coastline (Yavne Sea) is not guarded, and swimming is the sole responsibility of the swimmers!

All the information about the Alexandroni Memorial. On the top of a hill in the Kula forest stands the Alexandroni memorial in memory of the fighters of the Alexandroni Brigade, who fell in the War of Independence in the battles of "Kula." In the War of Liberation, the village of Kula served as part of the outpost system of the Jordanian Legion. During Operation Dani, it was decided to capture the area, and the 89th Battalion of the Alexandroni Brigade was assigned the mission; in the end it succeeded in capturing the village and the hills that dominate the area on July 10, 1948. In the following days, several battles took place between IDF forces and the Jordanian Legion forces, during which the village was taken by the Legion and, in a counterattack, was recaptured by the IDF. During the battles, 32 fighters fell: 28 of them from the 32nd Battalion (in whose name the Kakh (כ"ח) memorial is named) and four from the 33rd Battalion. Alexandroni Memorial | Photo: Eitan Kage From the memorial there is a beautiful view of the hills of Samaria. When visitors are at the memorial, they can continue from here on an independent tour in the pastoral Kula Forest, where you will find seasonal blooms and ancient structures from the Roman period. " For the full route in the Kula Forest and the Tzarta Pool

All the information about Tractors of the Center: An off-road adventure in the center of the country. Tractors of the Center offer a variety of routes for the whole family, for groups, and for perfect and unforgettable team-building days. Our routes are suitable for all levels and needs, in order to ensure maximum safety and pure enjoyment throughout the entire ride. We offer short routes of an hour and a half, alongside longer routes tailored to your needs. Our off-road routes in the center will take you on exciting journeys across a variety of routes in the center of the country: the Dan Fields route, the Nahal Mekorot HaYarkon route, the Kola Forest route, and the Ben Shemen Forest route. All the routes include pastoral stop points in the field and the option for a picnic / coffee pack. Off-road routes in the center | Photo: courtesy of Tractors of the Center. It is important to know: Driving is allowed by presenting only a driver's license. Departure for all routes is from the city of Elad. You must arrive in closed-toe shoes. You must arrive one hour before departure for the route in order to receive a safety briefing and an explanation about driving. You can also rent equipment for a full day (especially suitable for institutions and public organizations).

All the information about the Kirnitz House — the City of Ramat-Gan. The permanent exhibition at the Kirnitz House takes visitors along a route from the beginning of the founding of the city of Ramat-Gan to the present day, including people, events, and neighborhoods that form the backbone of the city. The museum was previously the private home of the head of the local authority, Avraham Kirnitz, who bequeathed his home to the municipality. The archive and exhibits are spread across two floors of the house. In addition, various activities take place on site, such as guided group tours, film screenings, exhibitions, cultural events in different fields, and tours following neighborhoods, people, and events in the city. During school holidays and holidays, workshops for children are also held. The activities are updated on the Kirnitz House website.

All the information about the Museum of the Heritage of Babylonian Jewry The Museum of the Heritage of Babylonian Jewry in Or Yehuda is intended to collect, preserve, and document everything that remains of the heritage of the ancient Babylonian Exile, after the immigration in the 1950s, during which most of the Jewish residents of Iraq immigrated, in haste, without being able to take almost anything. Half of the city's residents are people who are originally from Iraq; therefore, a research center and museum was established here, dedicated to the heritage of Babylonian Jewry.

All the information about A Dialogue in the Dark: The guided tour at the Dialogue in the Dark center takes visitors along a route that reflects the world of blind people and those with visual impairments. From the very beginning of the tour, visitors are invited to enter into a dark space and are asked, for about an hour and a quarter, to complete tasks that blind people are required to perform in everyday life in nature, in a park, in a café, and even in a market. The tour enables visitors to understand the world of blind people and those with visual impairments, helps to neutralize preconceived notions, and teaches that their world is different—but not lacking.

All the information about Julia Mizrahi Gallery and Showcase - Holon Institute of Technology The Julia Mizrahi Gallery and Showcase takes visitors on a path to learn about the world of design from Israel and from around the world. The main focus is on interior design, visual communication, and industrial design, but alongside it you can also see exhibitions dealing with the educational aspect of design, thinking, and research. The gallery operates within the institution's premises for higher education of the Holon Institute of Technology. Even the lecturers take an active part in the exhibitions and add layers for the students that don't exist during the studies. Most exhibitions open once a year, and around their opening, gallery discussions, conferences, and seminars also take place.

All the information about the Museum of the History of Petah Tikva. The permanent and main exhibition at the Museum of the History of Petah Tikva takes visitors on a journey into the past—the period when the city's first settlers and founding fathers arrived. The exhibition includes a collection of items, photographs, and documents, presenting the path the city has taken from 1958 to today. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum also offers educational activities including tours with actors, presentations, games, interactive activities, films, and workshops.

All the information about the Museum of Man and Environment. The permanent exhibitions at the Museum of Man and Environment take visitors on routes in which they can learn about the human body systems and its anatomy and about the quality of the environment. During the visit, visitors are invited to try, touch, and experiment with the exhibits. The guided meetings for groups last about two hours and include a tour, hands-on experience, a workshop, and a science theater. In addition to the permanent exhibitions, workshops are held on site in the summer and during school holidays.

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All the information about the Israeli Monkey Sanctuary - Ben Shemen Forest The Israeli Monkey Sanctuary in the Ben Shemen Forest has been operating since 1996 to rescue and rehabilitate monkeys that were confiscated by the authorities due to inadequate holding conditions or illegal ownership, and monkeys that were released from research laboratories. Most of the sanctuary area is closed to visitors and provides the monkeys with calm places. In the part of the rescue and education center that is open to visitors, guided tours are held where you can see the monkeys up close in their living environment and learn about their lives in a setting with other monkeys. During school holidays and on holidays, special activities and play and craft areas for children are held on site. Feeding the monkeys is prohibited. Each monkey has a unique menu tailored to it and its needs; many monkeys are hunters and eat animal protein. Touching them is also prohibited. Monkeys are wild animals and must be given the respect and personal space they deserve. Entry is possible only with registration and by purchasing tickets in advance on the website.

All the information about the Urban Zoo. In the Urban Zoo "Chaim Yoneks" there are mammals, birds, and reptiles, including: monkeys, species of birds, parrots, snakes, sheep, goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, rodents, ferrets, and turtles. Next to the cages, you can enjoy a lake, waterfalls, and shaded paths.

All information about Safari Ramat Gan at Safari Chaim includes mammals, birds, and reptiles, among them: African and Asian elephants, tigers, gorillas, giraffes, lions, monkeys, bears, snakes, and tortoises. The visit to the park begins in the open area where some of the animals live, and continues with a walking tour among the animals that live in enclosures. In addition to the regular Safari visit, the Safari offers special guided tours such as a night Safari, an early-morning Safari, a midnight Safari, and a winter Safari. The Safari also operates a wildlife hospital and a breeding facility for animals that are endangered. Birthdays and private events can be held at the Safari.

All information about The Farmer's House: the activity is suitable for both families and groups. Visits can be arranged for kindergartens, schools, birthdays, and more with our Marketing Office.

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All the information about Cube - Escape Room Think outside the box! We already know the old and usual forms of entertainment—it's time for something new, something different, something thrilling and surprising, something you won't stop talking about after you try it. Unique, different puzzles are planted inside the rooms to help you get out, so it's important to work as a team, listen to everyone, and not rule anyone out... The answer might always be right under your nose. Rooms: "The Iron Throne" - in the spirit of Game of Thrones. "Gotham - The Hospital" Who is it suitable for? The game is suitable for children and adults, for men and women alike. An original idea for team-building days and employee assessment teams in workplaces. Each room fits 2–6 people. In a specific room intended for workplaces, registration is possible for up to 12 people (the room is divided into 2 parts and competitions are held between groups of up to 6 people). How do you start? You've come to the right place. All you need to do is reserve a date and time and get addicted to what's next!