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Park and Riding Promenade

A guided tour; magnificent nature view of unique gardens,forest along Hayarkon river and sea.

You won't ever forget it and would not believe it until you experience it.

Very calming ride on paved bike tracks.

Duration: 2.5 hours Level: Easy Price: 120 NIS

Price includes Guided Tour, Bicycle, Helmet, Insurance and mineral waters.

There is no need for more-than-average athletic skills as the track is flat and simple

and our top ranking bicycles are especially comfortable.

Sites Track

2.	Park Hayarkon.
	A vast park spreading over 3500 dunams (865 acres) along its river banks. A unique nature gem which contains diverse plants and vegetation, widespread lawns, various types of birds, ducks and geese, all go well with the beautiful scenery. The park also includes an abundance of strolling paths and bike tracks, resting places and panorama viewpoints.
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3.	“Bird’s Head Park ”Rosh Zipor.
	The Ayalon River is a river originating from the Judean mountains south of Ramallah, reaching Tel Aviv’s Yarkon river. The meeting point of these two rivers creates a narrow strip of land which was given the name “Bird’s Head” due to its appearance as it is perceived from the sky. This narrow peninsula is located at the Yarkon Park.
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4.	"Seven Stations".
	Seven stations is an historical site lying on the banks of the Yarkon River. In the past, seven gristmills were operating using grindstones propelled by the river’s waters. During the 19th century the site served as a local place where which many a famer would grind their wheat and other types of oats.
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5.	Genesis forest.
	Genesis forest along the east side of Hayarkon river is an amazing quiet 'peace of nature' with 50's years old Ekaliptus trees that creates a mystic atmosphere
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6.	Tropic Garden.
	Tropic Garden at Park Hayarkon since 1989 made by men in the Israeli weather which is hot and Mediterranean weather but you should see the result.. amazing
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7.	Pruning Garden.
	Pruning Garden - Garden covers an area of 15 acres and incorporates informal gardening, Mediterranean gardening and Classic gardening with Archaeological items
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8.	Rock Garden.
	.Rock garden - garden area of 40 acres with rocks from all parts of the country and hundreds of species of plants brought to him from all over Israel.
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9.	Cactus Garden.
	Cactus garden - garden area of 30 acres with about 55,000 cacti from around the world. Plants are among the 3700 species.
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10.	Sportech.
	Large area of varies sports fields, open to the public, basketball courts, volleyball, tennis, climbing, training surfaces smooth surface pulley, folk dancing, trampolines, open gym and more.
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11.	The Sons Garden.
	Garden commemorating the memory of the residents of Tel Aviv - Jaffa who were killed in Israel's wars. Eleven woods, each represents a different war and a grove granite pillars bearing the names of the victims in it's center.
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12.	Daniel Amichai Rowing Center .
	A Central of academic rowing education and other relevant activities. The building was designed in the form of a boat upside down. The center is named for the memory of Daniel Amichai Marcus who died in 1993 with three of his friends in a car accident.
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13.	Reading Power Center.
	The Reading power station was built in 1938 to supply electricity during the time of riots which took place at that period. The Wauchope Bridge was built the same year in order to enable the transportation of the construction supplies and for workers’ access.
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14.	Tel Aviv's Port.
	You are invited to visit the Port and enjoy quality, relaxed entertainment, at a reasonable cost, in a special atmosphere of a junction between the city and the sea.
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