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Safari

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Ramat Gan National Park

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Tel Afek National Park

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סיור בשוק הכרמל מסע קולינרי בתל אביב

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Sat, Dec 6 • 11:00 PM

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Safari

4.3Zoo

Steve KSteve K

If you're looking for an immersive safari experience in Israel, the Safari Park in Ramat Gan is a must-visit. As someone who had never been to a safari before, I had a general understanding of what to expect thanks to YouTube videos - but this experience was infinitely better than I could have imagined. Driving your car through the park and hitting the brakes when zebras cross the road is an incredible experience that you won't soon forget. The lions' zone is particularly impressive, with electrified fences and huge gates that make you feel like you're in a scene straight out of a Jurassic Park movie. The hippos in the lake are equally awe-inspiring, though I have to admit that I panicked a bit when they started moving! Inside the safari park, there's also a wonderful zoo with all kinds of fascinating species to explore. Throughout the park, I was impressed by how much the Safari administration has done for the animals and endangered species - they definitely earned my respect. When visiting the park, I truly felt like a visitor in a land of animals. It's an incredibly immersive experience that I highly recommend to anyone, especially families with kids. Just make sure to buy tickets online in advance to take advantage of the discount for Ramat Gan and Tel Aviv citizens. Overall, the Safari Park in Ramat Gan is an incredible experience that everyone should try at least once. It's a great way to connect with nature and learn more about the incredible animals that inhabit our planet.

Osnat Borreda. .אסנת בורדהOsnat Borreda. .אסנת בורדה

We've had a great day out with my neices and nephew at the Safari in Ramat Gan. Was lovely driving around the open space seeing the wildlife. Was a bit disappointing for the kids when we've got to the lions area as the lions were resting in the high grass and far from the road so all the kids could see was one of the lion's leg popping out of the grass... And they were waiting to see lions... In the zoo part we've had great fun but mainly because we rented a golf cart. Which was not cheap. But was the only way for 4 years old to see the full zoo which is massive. They wouldn't be able to walk it all without getting exhausted at the end. It's a beautiful zoo with lots of animals from all over the world. Was great for the kids (I was extremely impressed by Yossi the elephant! I mean I saw elephants in Thailand, this one was twice if not triple their size! He was huge!). There was a lovey picnic zone there, and if you didn't pack your lunch there was an Italian restaurant on the premesis too. I gave it 4 starts and not 5 as I think the golf carts should be cheaper or even combined with the entrance ticket, at least for families with young children or people with mobility problems (my mom has a broken leg and that's the only reason we rented this cart but otherwise we would walk it all not realising how big it is and the kids would have missed out on a lot of areas...) Highly recommend to visit, at any age, but especially with children.

Lindsay MooreLindsay Moore

Although the drive-through part of the park was lovely (with relatively few people stopping to feed sandwiches and Bamba to the animals), the rest of the zoo was horrifying. The animals were all begging for food and people had backpacks full of snacks that they had brought specifically to feed them. In this picture you see the bears begging for food and food wrappers down in the water in the enclosure. The woman in the picture threw them a sandwich and then threatened violence to the zoo employee who asked her to stop. I personally saw at least 10 different people feeding animals even though there are signs everywhere that it's forbidden. If the zoo can't keep people under control and keep the animals safe they should close down. From a visitor perspective, something like 50% of the zoo patrons were smoking cigarettes, which is very problematic when it's crowded. Also, zoo visitors can rent golf carts and drive around, so it's not really safe to let your little kids run free or they risk being run over.

Ron KolathRon Kolath

This zoo is also a safari. You start the amazing experience driving your car through the animals while they are running free, rhinos, gazelles, hippos, ostriches and all kinds of birds, (At some point a rhino scratched on our car! Don't worry the car and the rhino are ok) then you can drive through the lion's cage where your not allowed to open the windows and you can only see the lions from rather far for safety reasons, after that you can go to the actual zoo. You roam around all kinds of animals, my favorite were the apes and the gorillas in particular. The staff is extremely nice and answered all the questions we had. There are times that the staff feeds the animals, then one of the staff will stand with a microphone and explain about the animals and answer questions from the crowed. Highly recommended for everyone who loves animals. I had a great time !!

Lucy RobsonLucy Robson

Well laid out. Good the zoo is shady for the animals and visitors, there was a nice breeze when we visited too. The website makes it hard to purchase online to get the online discount. It kept running but not completing scripts. May work better on a laptop rather than a phone. However, the gentleman at the entrance ticket booth was very helpful. We got a train like ride through the safari to the zoo entrance which was great. However, we did not see it for the trip home. The shuttle is actually a mini bus. Beware the mini shuttle bus does not stop right at the shuttle stop where there are seats in the shade. It stops near the drink and food stores and does not check for passengers at the shuttle stop. There is also no timetable for the shuttle.

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Ramat Gan National Park

4.6National Park

dani shemeshdani shemesh

A really huge park and the best place in Ramat Gan! This park has a large grass area to picnic on or play, No BBQ allowed except for specific holidays. It is surrounding an artificial lake scattered with trees and banchs to relax on. There is a ship-like building in the lake that stands empty for many years, they really should open a restaurant there.. There is a waterfall that works in the afternoon and evening that has lights on it to color the water. There are many kinds of birds that are hanging around including ducks and even black swanes. If you come in the evening when all the birds come to find a place for the night it looks like a movie scene. There is a large area with trees with some interactive stations based on Noami Shemer songs which is nice for the kids. In the park you can also find: - A large workout area with tons of machines - A huge playground for the kids - Football/basketball pitch (that needs renovation) - Cool beach like volleyball courts - A public book stand - A mini beach with sand and chairs - An amphitheater with a huge screen There is a single coffee place with long lines. They are talking about rebuilding the area with the other coffee shop to hold some more food soon. There are several restrooms that are relatively clean. For parking you can find 4 big parking lots around it but on nice weekends you will need to drive around to find parking in the adjacent streets.

KarakurKarakur

Я хотел бы поделиться своим впечатлением от посещения Зоопарка Сафари в городе Рамат-Ган. Этот зоопарк предлагает уникальную возможность встретиться и познакомиться с разнообразным миром животных, включая слонов, зебр, львов, страусов, медведей, обезьян, птиц, черепах, крокодилов и бегемотов. С первых шагов внутри зоопарка меня поразила его красота и обилие живой природы. Я оказался в окружении живописных ландшафтов и ухоженных вольеров, где обитают животные разных видов. Здесь я смог наблюдать слонов, величественно прогуливающихся по своим территориям, зебр, элегантно бежащих по просторным полям, и львов, могуче рычащих в своих укрытиях. Особенно впечатляющим было наблюдать за обезьянами, которые свободно перемещаются по своим вольерам, взаимодействуют друг с другом и проявляют свою игривость и интеллект. Многообразие птиц, разноцветные перья которых привлекают взгляд, создавало атмосферу изящества и красоты. От себя я бы добавил, что Зоопарк Сафари в Рамат-Ган не только предлагает возможность увидеть разнообразных животных, но и играет важную роль в сохранении и защите многих видов. Здесь проводятся исследования, осуществляется работа по разведению и охране уязвимых популяций, что придает еще большую ценность этому месту. В целом, посещение Зоопарка Сафари в Рамат-Ган было незабываемым и познавательным опытом. Я насладился наблюдением за животными в их естественной среде обитания и узнал много интересного о разнообразии животного мира. Рекомендую этот зоопарк всем, кто хочет провести время с семьей или друзьями, насладиться природной красотой и узнать больше о животных. Зоопарк Сафари в Рамат-Ган предлагает уникальную возможность погрузиться в мир дикой природы, расширить свои знания о животных и почувствовать близость к природе. Кроме того, я хотел бы отметить заботу и внимание, которые зоопарк уделяет благополучию животных. Вольеры оборудованы таким образом, чтобы животные чувствовали себя комфортно и могли вести естественный образ жизни. Это позволяет посетителям увидеть животных в их естественной среде и приобрести новые знания о их поведении и особенностях. Наконец, важно отметить, что посещение Зоопарка Сафари в Рамат-Ган также способствует осознанию важности сохранения природы и биологического разнообразия. Зоопарк активно участвует в программе по сохранению и восстановлению угрожаемых видов, а также проводит образовательные мероприятия, чтобы привлечь внимание общества к этим вопросам. В заключение, Зоопарк Сафари в Рамат-Ган является прекрасным местом для проведения времени с семьей или друзьями. Здесь можно насладиться красотой природы, узнать больше о разнообразии животного мира и вдохновиться заботой о природе и окружающей среде. Рекомендую посетить этот зоопарк и принять участие в увлекательном путешествии по миру животных.

Alex Drukpa.Alex Drukpa.

Ramat Gan National Park ... It is a beautiful city park with an artificial lake and surrounded by many trees, plants and flowers. The park has so much to offer. Green spaces, a lake with wildlife such as geese and ducks, several on site restaurants, ice cream shop, several playgrounds and an amazing new splash park, that turns into a audio-visual sensation, in a beautiful show of lights and water. It is surrounding an artificial lake scattered with trees and banchs to relax on. There is a ship-like building in the lake that stands empty for many years, they really should open a restaurant there.. There is a waterfall that works in the afternoon and evening that has lights on it to color the water.Highly recommended to visit once’s a month 🫰🏻🫰🏻

Amir LeviAmir Levi

The Ramat Gan National Park: A Green Oasis in the City The Ramat Gan National Park is a fantastic escape from the urban bustle. This large, well-kept park offers a wide range of activities for everyone. You can go for a relaxing walk or a bike ride around the big artificial lake, which features a beautiful new waterfall. The park is perfect for families, with playgrounds, spacious lawns for picnics, and even a "beach" area with chairs and misters to stay cool on hot days. It's also home to a variety of plants and animals, including ducks and swans. The park also has an amphitheater, a public fitness area, and a café. Whether you want a quiet afternoon or a fun day with the kids, this park is a great choice.

Eli HafifEli Hafif

Probably the best park in the Central District. This is a huge park with a lathe pond at the middle that hosts a very large amount of different animals (mostly birds). The park is extremely grooms, with it's own private crew that keeps this charming place. You can do lots here, there's a big space for children play equipment, vast lawns for picnic, the biggest outdoor gym if you fancy some exercise and even an amazing eucalyptus trees interactive boulevard that tell the story of Israel best known composer “Nehomi Shemer” please keep this amazing place clean and don't feed the animals.

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Tel Afek National Park

4.6National Park

Leon LalaevLeon Lalaev

Археологический памятник Тель-Афек (Антипатри́да) находится в национальном парке Яркон. Вход в парк 28 шекелей с взрослого на октябрь 2022. Если вы часто посещаете платные национальные парки, имеет смысл приобрести «абонемент матмон». На территории парка просторная паковочная зона, зона для пикника, есть небольшой магазинчик и кафе, несколько исторических объектов, большое озеро, легкий пеший маршрут длиной в шесть километров, есть туалеты. Теперь по порядку :-) Немного истории. Антипатри́да - это древний город, построенный Иродом Великим и названный в честь его отца Антипатра Идумеянина. Основан в 35 году до н. э. на месте библейского города Афек, название которого происходит от ивритского слова «поток». В эпоху крестоносцев здесь находилась крепость, а во времена мамлюков один из султанов построил здесь постоялый двор. Позже здесь располагалась арабская деревня Мигдаль-Цедек. Во времена Британского мандата в Тель-Афек работал водонапорный завод, начавшийся строиться в 1930-ом году и открытый в 1936-ом. который качал воду из реки Яркон в Иерусалим. Работа завода была остановлена во время войны за независимость в связи с подрывом насоса на линии снабжения недалеко от Латруна. Сейчас же здесь находится водопроводный завод Яркон — Негев. Немного западнее завода находится та самая крепость Антипатрида. На входе в нее нас встречает турецкий солдат. Внутри крепости сохранились развалины дома правительства древних египтян (13 век до нашей эры) и развалины Ханаанского дворца (17 век до нашей эры). Здесь были найдены 11 древних писем, которые сейчас хранятся в национальном музее Израиля. В том числе было найдено каменное письмо от повелителя земли Угарит (современная северная Сирия) к египетскому повелителю Ханаана (1230 — 1240 год до нашей эры). Со стен крепости открывается живописные пейзажи на озеро. А в угловой башне крепости установлена смотровая труба, в которую видно Мигдаль-Цедек. Пешеходные ворота на западной стороне Тель-Афек закрыты, чтобы попасть к доту надо вернуться на стоянку и поехать к другим воротам. Справа от ворот лежит отрезок железной дороги, которая редко используется по назначению и является излюбленным местом фотографов. Выходим за ворота и идем по тропинке среди живописного поля. Справа видны старые заброшенные здания. Кстати, в этом парке находится первый бетонный дом, который был построен в государстве Израиль. Пройдя дальше по тропинке можно дойти до кувшинкового озера, уникального места. Это озеро полностью закрыто от человеческого присутствия, и является домом для многих видов водных обитателей. Некоторые из них являются эндемиками этой территории. Отсюда начинается река Яркон, которая через 28 километров впадает в Средиземное море. Пройдя мимо озера мы выходим в ворота и поворачиваем направо. Идем прямо, пока не дойдем до старого армейского дота. Этот дот использовался для охраны железнодорожного моста с 1935 до 1948 года. От дота повернем направо и пройдем под мостом. Продолжаем идти прямо, пока не дойдем до заброшенных домов. В заключение. Очень красивое и ухоженое место для прогулок всей семьей. Подходит для инвалидов-колясочников и калясок с детьми.

Emy SandlerEmy Sandler

Antipatris /ænˈtɪpətrɪs/ (Hebrew: אנטיפטריס‎, Ancient Greek: Αντιπατρίς) was a city built during the first century BC by Herod the Great, who named it in honour of his father, Antipater. The site, now a national park in central Israel, was inhabited from the Chalcolithic Period to the late Roman Period. The remains of Antipatris are known today as Tel Afek (תל אפק‎), although formerly as Kŭlat Râs el 'Ain. It has been identified as either the tower of Aphek mentioned by Josephus, or the biblical Aphek, best known from the story of the Battle of Aphek. During the Crusader Period the site was known as Surdi fontes, "Silent springs". The Ottoman fortress known as Binar Bashi was built there in the 16th century.

Beverly M ChapmanBeverly M Chapman

It was such an Amazing Historical Place to Visit. Entrance Fee was a Fair Price and I was given a Map upon entry. The weather was perfect for walking around and taking pictures. To be able to Touch, Walk, See and Imagine the LIVES that were once here. Remnants of a Forgotten Time in History. I could've walked around all day. And, the View from the Castle...is SPLENDID! This Historical Place has plenty of Parking; Public Restrooms; Picnic Tables and Shaded Areas. It is Wheelchair Accessible and Family Friendly. There's even a small wading pool for the little kiddos. The City Bus Stops Outside the Entrance. This Place is a MUST See!

yoav siman-tovyoav siman-tov

Entry is not free but the fee is not that high and if you have the Matmon family card (about 250 shekels yearly for a family with kids under 5) the entry is with no additional charge, the park is well kept and has plently of shade and picnic areas, very good for mountain bike trips for the whole family as the park has 2 parts connected by a dirt road for hiking or biking only. the park also has free water flowing in ita and although the bigger "lake" is not for humans to use, the kids can play in the ankle dip water that runs from where the water surface up to the "lake", very nice especially in summer

Jonathan J. KlingerJonathan J. Klinger

This is the second part of the "Yarkon Origins" reservations. It is a bigger park with a nice place to get your feet wet in the ponds (and it is permitted). The park itself has a short hiking trail (about 20-30 minutes) and a nice circular trail around the big pond (I wouldn't call it a "lake", though). It is dog friendly; it has a small vendor with ice cream and coffee, and an old fort. If you're looking for a half-day activity, it might be too much for you. You can finish all the things to do here in about an hour and a half.

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