Dubnow Garden is a public park and garden located in the center of Tel Aviv, Israel, lying at the back of the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center. The park is named for Simon Dubnow, a Jewish Belarusian historian, writer and activist. The street sharing its name makes up the western border of the garden.
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Prefect little park in the center of Tel Aviv. It's very big, comparing to other parks and is divided to few areas: big grass field, a dog park, an area for children to play and a playground. It's very quiet and very green. The grass is well nurtured. You can find people there pretty much around the clock yet everyone is very considering and keeping the area quiet. Around, you can find many central areas - Tel Aviv Museum, HaShalom court, Camery theater, London Ministore, Iben Gabirol street, Rabin Square...
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Very nice park!
Has an eco pool, a playground area, nice green patches of grass to relax on, a dog park, a toy lending stand and a give-and-take community drop-off for used books and clothes.
A perfect place to spend an hour or two with little kids.
Let the kids remove they're shoes and socks, and play with the...
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Nice little park in the middle of Te Aviv (behind the Opera and the library and behind the Zeitlin school). Unfortunately, there's no public bathroom here. There are some swings for kids and some exercise devices for adults. There is also a special dog park. There a...
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