The Botanical Gardens in Tel Aviv

All the information about the Botanical Gardens in Tel Aviv The botanical gardens of Tel Aviv University span about 25 dunams, and they present the flora of the Land of Israel as well as plants from other regions around the world. The gardens include: an ecological garden; a sanctuary garden—the Center for the Conservation of Endangered Species—dedicated to the preservation and propagation of Israel's wild plants that are in danger of extinction; a garden for the blind, named after Jack B. Nash-Bent—special beds scattered throughout the garden, where you can touch the plants, smell them, and even taste some of them, and more.