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Migdal Tzedek National Park in the center of Israel (near the city Rosh HaAyin) opened in March 2021. There are places for a picnic and a trail that leads to the beautiful fortress. Near the fortress, you can find a pleasant inner court and a balcony with a beautiful viewpoint. Near the antiquities, there are explanations. This place is great for a pleasant stroll to the fortress. Waze: Migdal Tzedek National Park Enjoy🤗 For more places in the area press here

Sheva Tahanot (Seven mills) is a historic site on the banks of Yarkon river. In the past, seven pairs of Millstones were driven in the Yarkon. Today it is a beautiful place for a lightweight trip. There are storage pools, signs explaining the place's historical role. You can see different water birds. You can walk on foot or ride bicycles and enter the lake area in Hayarkon Park. There you can sail on boats or have a picnic on the banks of the lake. Enjoy 🤗 For more trips in the area press here

In Zalmaniko, near the flea market in Jaffa, you will find excellent street food. It is a small place; you sit on a small bar inside or on crates outside. The meat is taken from the butcher shop next door, and it is great. Yehuda prepares excellent meat on the grill, and they are stuffed into pita bread with fresh salads. So good. Every day he also prepares various cooked dishes, and one can make a plate of tastings or buy the homhome-cookede cooked dishes in a box. Enjoy🤗 For more trips in the area press here

Excellent bakery with great pastries. The highlight is croissants filled with various cremes (raspberry, pistachio, cornflakes, and more) and topped with different icings. I have tasted several croissants, and all of them were delicious. There are classic flavors like chocolate and special flavors like Malabi croissant (greattttttt...) The price is high, but one croissant is definitely suitable for two people because the croissants are very rich. Enjoy🤗 For more places in the area press here

I have known this place since I was a child, and it has dramatically improved over the years. During a walk in the park, you pass various stations on a delightful green circular route. So what to see and do there? A Lot! Let's start... 🌳 Green spaces with benches, a shade under trees, and countless places for picnics 🌳 Lake with ducks 🌳A Waterfall 🌳 A Cafe (open on Saturdays) 🌳 The Eucalyptus grove - Naomi Shemer Trail - Naomi Shemer is one of the most famous Israeli singer-songwriters. In a route in a eucalyptus grove, you pass between different stations of Shemer’ songs. Each station has a sign with an audio explanation of the song, another button with the song itself, lyrics hanging on the board, and there are facilities related to the song. Stunning idea and charming execution. 🌳 A beach corner on the lakeshore, with beach chairs, sunbeds, and a place that sprays cold water from above at the touch of a button. 🌳 Ducks and geese roam freely on the grass, especially in the middle of the week when less crowded. 🌳 Chess corner with game tables 🌳 Shaded playground 🌳 a spice garden 🌳 Volleyball and ping-pong corners (accessories must be brought from home) 🌳 Museum of Man and Animals - a small and charming museum. Here you will find an exhibition on ancient man, sculptures from recycled industrial waste, fossil skeletons of various animals, a show following children's books, and more. The displays have different activities for children. 🌳 Cactus Garden - adjacent to the museum - open on Saturday. Sometimes also open on Fridays. You should call the Human and Animal Museum first to find out. 🌳 Social library with books on loan - can be taken, read, and returned 🌳 Shaded fitness facilities corner. On hot days you should come early in the morning or afternoon. If you arrive in the middle of the week, you will discover an open, almost empty place, and you will hear the sounds of birds like in the jungle in Thailand. Important: 📍 The routes are accessible 📍 BBQ is prohibited in the park except for the following dates: Rosh Hashana, Sukkot, Pesach, Atzmaut, Lag B'Omer, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Election Day. 📍 The Park closes at 11 pm. 📍 It is forbidden to bring electric vehicles into the park. Enjoy 🤗 For more trips in the area press here.

A short and pleasant walk in the forest. To enjoy Tel Hadid you need to find a rainy Shabbat or a beautiful day, not Shabbat. Why? Because the entrance is through Ben Shemen and on beautiful, dry Saturdays, it is usually packed with travelers. To get to Tel Hadid you drive in Ben Shemen Forest. You can stop at lots of places along the way for a picnic. The lone tree at the top of the hill is a great place to stop for a picnic or a coffee break. Next to the hill, you will find the “Roi lookout point” - in memory of Roi Cohen from Beit Nehemiah. From there, you can see large parts of the center. You can leave the car in the parking lot near the hill, walk / run / ride the trails, and most importantly - breathe some forest. Enjoy🤗

The Museum of Illusions in Tel Aviv is charming and interesting. The place is small and suitable for all ages. You pass through exhibits, each of which explains in different interesting ways issues of balance, optical illusions, mirror tricks, deception of the mind, perceptions of height and depth, and more. We spent about an hour there. After, you can stroll the Tel Aviv port (where the museum is located) or the nearby Joshua Gardens Park. Enjoy🤗

Shoham forest is now green and wonderful. One of the most beautiful places in the forest is the Tinshemet Church: an archeological site discovered in the 1980s. You will see there, among other things, the remains of a church from the Byzantine period, with an impressive mosaic floor. Next to the discoveries, there are audio explanations of the place. Next to the remains, there are hiking trails, bike paths, lawns, the beginning of flowering of daffodils and cyclamen, and lots of places for picnics. Bring breakfast, and you're set. Enjoy🤗

In Rishon Lezion near Tel Aviv, a small and adorable zoo worth visiting, especially with children. Hai-Kef Zoo is a complex that is easy to navigate, clean, and pleasant to walk on. It is entire plains and accessible to carts. Families with toddlers can rent kids trolley cars at the entrance. You can buy food bags at the entrance for feeding the animals during the visit. The animals are used to feeding - when you approach the cages, they come immediately. In the Zoo, you'll find an Australian yard with kangaroos and Emus, an African Yard with buffalo and zebras, a lake of ducks and swans with a playground island for monkeys, cages of lemurs, ibex, deer, birds of prey, parrots, crocodile pond and more. In the center of the park, there is a compound of farm animals, where you can approach and pet sheep and goats and a petting zoo with cute crutches and rabbits. Nice place for a pleasant afternoon stroll. Enjoy🤗

It is beautiful right now in Rosh Ha’ayin forest There are lots of cyclamen, some anemones, and other flowers next to them. I recommend parking at the forest entrance and starting walking from there. Already at the entrance, you will see a variety of flowers. Walk in the direction of the wildflower trail - a walk in the forest on a circular path of about km. Enjoy🤗

A stunning short and easy hike. Here you will find a fantastic combination of beautiful anemones alongside cyclamen, almond trees, and green fields with yellow flowers. Urban nature at its glory. Next to a water-greeting dispenser, turn right. A few meters from there will then see a picnic table, and to its right, there is a trail into the fields. You will connect to the green path, a circular path that will return you to the same point. Hapisga trail next to it is suitable for strollers. You will find picnic benches, archaeological discoveries, and explanations about the place. Enjoy🤗

On the winter day, we went to Tel Katara to see the blossom of the lupines. The place is stunning in its beauty now. It's a beautiful hike in Archaeological Hill. Next to them, are stunning yellow fields. Urban nature at the height of its beauty. Enjoy🤗