Jerusalem Botanical Garden
1 Burla Street, Jerusalem, Israel
Description:
The Jerusalem Botanical Garden presents to its visitors all the plants found in Israel. The garden was opened to the public in 1985. Its area is divided into thematic sectors. The most popular of these are the Japanese department with 150 bonsai, the largest collection of dwarf trees in the world, and the “Bible Path” department planted with plants that are mentioned in the Holy Scriptures.
An electric train runs through the park, which will help you save energy and deliver to the section you want to visit. For the convenience of visitors in the botanical garden there is a restaurant.