Teddy Park, Jerusalem, Urban park near Old City, Jerusalem, Israel.

Teddy Park is a green space near the Old City with walking paths, picnic areas, and playgrounds arranged across different levels. The layout sits alongside the ancient walls of Jerusalem's Old City.

The park opened in 2013 and was named after a mayor who led Jerusalem from 1965 to 1993 and shaped the city's development. His tenure was defining for the city's modern growth.

The park is named for Teddy Kollek, mayor of Jerusalem from 1965 to 1993. Its fountain, donated by former Hasbro chairman Alan Hassenfeld, plays music by the New Jerusalem Orchestra and the East West Ensemble that draws on Jewish, Arab and African themes, and people from across the city's communities gather around it.

The location is easy to reach and features various pathways and levels for visitors of different mobility needs. During daylight hours, children can enjoy water play features, and shaded spots are available for rest.

The park's fountain was donated by Alan Hassenfeld, former chairman of Hasbro Toys, and its water concept was developed by Stéphane Llorca of JML Consultants in Barcelona. The fountain has 256 water nozzles and about 1,500 light fixtures.