Mini Israel is a large park featuring over 350 replica models of historical ,religious, archeological and modern sites in Israel, from the Eilat in the south and up to the Golan in the north.

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Mini Israel is a large park featuring over 350 replica models of historical ,religious, archeological and modern sites in Israel, from the Eilat in the south and up to the Golan in the north.

It is a very nice place to visit, and it will take you about 60-120 minutes to see all of the replicas. The park also has a cafe, souvenir shop, audio tools, toilets and electric carts for those who need it.

Entrance fee for a person is around 50-70 nis. There are also organized packages, see details in Mini Israel web site.

How to Get There:

From highway no. 1:
Turn off at the Latrun junction towards the Armored Corps site. At the traffic light after about 500 meters, turn right, and after 1 km turn left into the Park.

From the road from Beer Sheva (highway no. 3):
Continue from Nachshon junction to Latrun junction (Sheva junction), turn left at the junction, (just before the Armored Corps Memorial), and after about 1 km turn left into the park.

Safed city - The Meiri House serves as a museum for the history, culture and mysticism of Safed.

The Western wall and Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem

The Monastery of the Cross, Jerusalem

Jaffa

Places to visit near the area:

• Jerusalem
• Latrun Monastery
• Abu-Gosh Village and the Crusader Church
• Saints Forest

Edith Wolfson Park is a must see park located on top a hill, on the border between Tel Aviv and Givataim. Edith Wolfson was the wife of Izik Wolfson, a philanthropist and a Jewish-British businessman. They both contributed to the establishment of the park.

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Edith Wolfson Park is a must see park located on top a hill, on the border between Tel Aviv and Givataim. Edith Wolfson was the wife of Izik Wolfson, a philanthropist and a Jewish-British businessman. They both contributed to the establishment of the park.

The park has large grass areas, different trees and plants, playground, picnic areas and a small lake. The park was opened in 1976.

On top of the hill and in the middle of the park there is a square with different geometrical statues. Some are hybrid with plants too. The statues were formed by the artist Danny Caravan, as appreciation for Tel Aviv pioneers. From the hill, there’s a nice view of Tel Aviv, and if you come at day time, you can climb up the stairs of the high statue and get an even more nicer view.

The park address is Derech Hatayasim 8, Tel Aviv, very near to Ort Singalovski Highschool.
It’s Located where these 3 roads meet: Derech Hashalom, Derech Hatayasim, La-Guardia. Get Directions on Google Maps.

Sites near by:

• Ramat Gan national park is a few minutes drive away