Park
Hot Air Balloon Festival returns to the Negev after three-year hiatus
Night Glow, sunrise balloon flights, fire and light shows, circus acts, camping and family activities take place Aug 13–14 at Eshkol Park in the Negev as the event returns after a break.
One of Israel's rarest springs reopens: Ein Mabua returns for the summer hiking season
Sunrise, migration, and birdwatching: A new site opens on the Carmel coast
Even after his passing: The zoo director's dream becomes reality
J'lm, Heritage Ministry inaugurate restaurant complex in Wohl Rose Park
The new complex is designed to improve the quality of life of the many civil servants and visitors to the area.
Splash out this Hol Hamoed
Enjoy the outdoors during Sukkot
German amusement park closes ride that resembles swastika
The ride, at the "Tatzmania" theme park in Löffingen, in southwestern Germany, is called "Alderflug" [Eagle's Flight in German] and has eagle-shaped cars connected to a spinning axis.
Afula to open its parks to Arabs, non-residents in 2 days, court rules
NGO brought evidence that municipal ban was selectively enforced against Arabs
Adalah legal team: Afula banning Arabs from public parks
Adalah, which means “justice” in Arabic, is the first non-profit, non-sectarian Palestinian-run legal center in Israel.
Fun for Kids on the New Mitzpe Ramon Pump Track
The new pump track in the desert town of Mitzpe Ramon was built with the support of KKL-JNF’s friends in Sweden, in memory of Mietek Grocher, Z”L.
Thousands of cranes migrate through Agamon Hula Park en route to Africa
The park is home to nearly 400 bird species including ospreys, falcons, pelicans, herons and mallards, and sits in one of the world's most significant bird migration routes.
Shofar to come to hundreds of parks throughout Israel
"Shofar in the Park" will bring the spirit of the festival to more than 200 parks, central squares, community centers and public spaces throughout Israel.
Petah Tikvah's ecological park opens to general public
As the lake is an ecological lake it might appear green for the first few weeks because of the seaweed. However this is safe for animals, trees and people.
No Haredi walk in the Park, outsiders barred from Givat Shmuel parks
The outcry over the decision came because many residents of the overwhelmingly haredi (ultra-Orthodox) city of Bnei Brak, adjacent to Givat Shmuel, take their children to parks there.
