The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens (JBG) - Tours & Visitation
Postal Address
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
Hebrew University ,Givat Ram Campus
Jerusalem 91904
Telephone: 02-6794012 / 13
Fax: 02-6793941
Email address: [email protected]
Entrance fees( not inclusive of Festivals and Exhibitions)
Single adult 25 nis
Child,pensioner,student,soldier ,disabled person 15 nis
Adult groups (min. of 20) 25 nis
Children groups (min. of 20) 15 nis
For further details and bookings: 02-6794012 / 3
Friends of the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens:
Office hours: 09:00 – 13:00 ,Sunday- Thursday (for membership acquisition etc)
Telephone: 02- 6480049
Bus lines: 19,31 - to Herzog st.
17 - to Yehuda Burla st.
Entrance
The entrance from Yehuda Burla St. Nayot(next to Supersol and Superphrm)
Visiting Schedule :
Garden:
Opening hours: Sunday – Thursday and Sabbath 07:00 - till nightfall
Friday / Holy Day eve 07:00 – 15:00
On Sabbath and Holy Days entrance to the Garden is limited to Garden membership holders or by pre- purchased tickets.
(For credit card bookings: 02-6794012 / 3)
The Dworsky Tropical Conservatory:
Open Hours:
Sunday - Thursday 10:00- 15:00
Friday,Sabbath,Holy days 10:00 – 14:00
Garden Train:
Monday - Thursday 10:00 – 14:00 (on the hour)
Guided Tours in Hebrew:(included in entrance fee)
Info & advanced booking tel. 02-6794012, 02-6480049
Group tours:
Can be organized in various languages by prior arrangement.
For further details and bookings: 02-6794012 / 3
Walking Group:
For 55 years plus
Meet Sunday – Friday 07:00 (from Garden Entrance)
Exhibits:
The Botanical Gardens Gallery
Located in the Garden's Visitor Centre
Sunday – Thursday 10:00 - 15:00
Postal Address
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
Hebrew University ,Givat Ram Campus
Jerusalem 91904
Telephone: 02-6794012 / 13
Fax: 02-6793941
Email address: [email protected]
Entrance fees( not inclusive of Festivals and Exhibitions)
Single adult 25 nis
Child,pensioner,student,soldier ,disabled person 15 nis
Adult groups (min. of 20) 25 nis
Children groups (min. of 20) 15 nis
For further details and bookings: 02-6794012 / 3
Friends of the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens:
Office hours: 09:00 – 13:00 ,Sunday- Thursday (for membership acquisition etc)
Telephone: 02- 6480049
Bus lines: 19,31 - to Herzog st.
17 - to Yehuda Burla st.
Entrance
The entrance from Yehuda Burla St. Nayot(next to Supersol and Superphrm)
Visiting Schedule :
Garden:
Opening hours: Sunday – Thursday and Sabbath 07:00 - till nightfall
Friday / Holy Day eve 07:00 – 15:00
On Sabbath and Holy Days entrance to the Garden is limited to Garden membership holders or by pre- purchased tickets.
(For credit card bookings: 02-6794012 / 3)
The Dworsky Tropical Conservatory:
Open Hours:
Sunday - Thursday 10:00- 15:00
Friday,Sabbath,Holy days 10:00 – 14:00
Garden Train:
Monday - Thursday 10:00 – 14:00 (on the hour)
Guided Tours in Hebrew:(included in entrance fee)
Info & advanced booking tel. 02-6794012, 02-6480049
Group tours:
Can be organized in various languages by prior arrangement.
For further details and bookings: 02-6794012 / 3
Walking Group:
For 55 years plus
Meet Sunday – Friday 07:00 (from Garden Entrance)
Exhibits:
The Botanical Gardens Gallery
Located in the Garden's Visitor Centre
Sunday – Thursday 10:00 - 15:00
The garden is arranged in photographically sections, featuring flora of various regions around the world.
Botanical gardens of Jerusalem University occupy the territory of 13 doonams. The Gardens were opened in 1953. It is located on the Hebrew University's Givat Ram campus.
Hebrew University Botanical Gardens (Mount Scopus) - In this garden you can find trees and shrubs native to the Holy Land.
On the slope of the garden is the tomb of Nicanor from Alexandria who built the Second Temple doors. More recently, the writer Y.L. Pinsker and the head of the Jewish National Fund, Menahem Ussishkin, were also buried there.
Hebrew University Botanical Gardens (Mount Scopus) - In this garden you can find trees and shrubs native to the Holy Land.
On the slope of the garden is the tomb of Nicanor from Alexandria who built the Second Temple doors. More recently, the writer Y.L. Pinsker and the head of the Jewish National Fund, Menahem Ussishkin, were also buried there.
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