Edith Wolfson Park

Edith Wolfson Park is a public green space in eastern Tel Aviv with white geometric sculptures, walking paths, and an artificial lake. The grounds spread across a hillside and include shaded seating areas throughout.

The park opened in 1976 following a donation from Edith Wolfson, wife of philanthropist Sir Isaac Wolfson. Architect Tzvi Dekel designed the grounds as part of Tel Aviv's early modern public spaces.

The White Square within the park shows Tel Aviv's early visual identity through abstract geometric forms that visitors encounter while walking. These sculptures reflect how the city expressed its modern character through public art.

The grounds stay open around the clock every day and offer numerous shaded areas for visitors. The paths work well for walking, and there are places to rest throughout the site.

A tower in the grounds offers views across Tel Aviv while marking the edge between this city and neighboring Givatayim. This vantage point is often overlooked by visitors walking through.

Location: Tel Aviv

Location: Tel Aviv District

Inception: 1976

Architects: Zvi Dekel

GPS coordinates: 32.05917,34.80528

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:51