Ramat Gan National Park

Ramat Gan National Park is an urban green space in Israel featuring open lawns, an artificial lake, and multiple playgrounds. Various walking trails connect throughout the grounds and link directly to the Ramat Gan Safari facility.

The park was founded in 1953 when Mayor Avraham Krinitzi decided to transform the southern part of the city into a green space. This creation marked the beginning of an important urban development initiative.

The Man and the Living World Museum inside the park displays exhibits about nature and environmental protection that draw visitors closer to ecological topics. The facility invites people to explore the connection between humans and the natural environment.

The grounds are accessible twenty-four hours daily and offer free parking for all visitors. The direct pathway to the safari facility makes it easy to visit both locations.

The park draws hundreds of thousands of visitors annually and ranks among the largest urban parks in the country. Its importance for recreation in the region makes it a well-known gathering place.

Location: Ramat Gan

Inception: 1953

Founders: Avraham Krinitzi

GPS coordinates: 32.04922,34.82580

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:30