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Jerusalem is not just a city of stone and history. It also offers magnificent green spaces to relax and enjoy nature.
Sacher Park (Gan Sacher)
Jerusalem's largest park spans 38 hectares in the heart of the city. Perfect for:
**Best time**: Early morning or late afternoon
**Access**: Tram - Kiryat Moshe stop
Jerusalem Botanical Garden
Located in Givat Ram, this 12-hectare garden features:
**Fee**: Paid entry (discounts available)
**Hours**: 9am-5pm (check seasonal hours)
Haas Promenade
This panoramic promenade offers the best view of the Old City and Judean Desert. Features:
**Tip**: Bring a camera and come late afternoon
Valley of Hinnom Park
A historic park surrounding the Old City to the south. Highlights:
**Free** and accessible 24/7
Mitchell Park (Gan HaPamon)
Perfect for families with children:
**Location**: Baka neighborhood
Garden of Gethsemane
A historic garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives:
**Free entry** - respectful attire requested
Jerusalem Forest (Ya'ar Yerushalayim)
For wilderness lovers:
**Access**: By car (parking available)
Liberty Park (Gan Ha'atzmaut)
Central park with:
Practical Tips
**Best season**: Spring (March-May) and Fall (October-November)
**Recommended equipment**:
**Safety**:
These green spaces offer a refreshing contrast to urban bustle and allow you to discover another face of Jerusalem, more peaceful and contemplative.
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