Tel Aviv University Botanical Gardens, Botanical garden at Tel Aviv University, Israel.
Tel Aviv University Botanical Gardens spreads across large grounds with walking paths that connect different plant zones. It features plants from Mediterranean regions, tropical areas, and desert landscapes from around the world.
The gardens were established in 1973 at the Faculty of Life Sciences. They developed into a major research and teaching center for botanical studies at the university.
The space serves students and researchers who conduct botanical and ecological studies on its grounds. Visitors can observe how different plant sections support ongoing scientific work and learning activities.
The gardens are open on most weekdays during daytime hours and have paths accessible to visitors of different abilities. Guided tours are available and help visitors better understand the different plant sections.
The grounds include specialized zones such as wetlands and Mediterranean scrubland that visitors often miss. These smaller sections reveal rare ecosystems that are usually studied only by specialists.
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