Shaul Garden

Shaul Garden extends across 1.5 acres of land, featuring walking paths, seating areas, and green spaces for outdoor recreation.

The garden, established in 1938, was formerly known as Presidents Garden until 1943 when it was renamed to honor poet Shaul Tchernichovsky.

This garden once contained a petting zoo with monkeys and birds, leading locals to call it the Monkeys Garden before the animals moved to Ramat Gan Safari.

Located at Maale ha-Tsofim Street 11, the garden offers multiple entry points and connects to neighboring parks through a network of pedestrian paths.

The garden sits on a historical hill where British General Edward Bulfin positioned cannons during World War I to combat Turkish forces.

Location: Ramat Gan

Inception: 1938

GPS coordinates: 32.08231,34.81181

Latest update: March 14, 2025 02:39