Liberty Bell Park, Public garden in Talbiyeh district, Jerusalem, Israel.
Liberty Bell Park is a seven-acre public garden in the Talbiyeh district with flower beds, plazas, and sports facilities. The green space runs along King David Street and offers an amphitheater seating over 1000 people, basketball courts, and exhibition areas alongside sitting zones.
The Jerusalem Foundation established this garden in 1976 during the American bicentennial year. The park was meant to mark the relationship between Israel and the United States and reflects a period of growing cultural ties between the two nations.
The Train Theater in the northern section uses an old railway car for puppet performances and children's shows running year-round. This installation blends play with artistic expression, drawing families who want to experience local talent and creativity.
The park is easy to access with wide pathways and flat terrain suitable for most visitors. The space is free to enter during the day and has multiple entrances along King David Street.
A replica of Philadelphia's Liberty Bell stands at the center, symbolizing American-Israeli friendship. The installation is surrounded by sculptures from internationally known artists Henry Moore and Sorel Etrog.
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