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Sacher Park

Sacher Park

Free entryOpen on Shabbat

Jerusalem's largest urban park, spanning 160 dunams between the Nachlaot and Rehavia neighborhoods and the government complex housing the Knesset and Supreme Court. Established in the 1960s and named after Harry Sacker, a British Zionist activist, the park underwent a major renovation in 2019–2021. It features basketball, soccer, and tennis courts, a skateboard area, a Japanese peace bell, walking and cycling paths, a dog garden, and playgrounds. The expansive lawns host picnics, cultural events, and traditional celebrations like Lag B'Omer and Mimouna.

בין נחלאות, רחביה וקריית וולפסון, סמוך למתחם הכנסת ובנייני הממשלה

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