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01 | From up high Hot-air balloon rides

A ride in a hot-air balloon is a thrilling experience for adults and children alike, especially in the evening when the city is aglow with lights. Hot-air balloons don’t fly per say – they’re tied to the ground via cables, which are then released so that they can take off. During the ride, the balloon rises to a height of 120m and stays in the air for about fifteen minutes. (Suitable for kids aged 3 and up). The balloon is part of a whole complex called Sky Park that also includes an extreme rope park and Cinemax360 multi sensory immersive movie watching experience with interactive seats to complete the experience. When: all week Where: Ganne Yehoshua tlv-balloon.co.il, skytown.co.il 02 | Skyfield Extreme experiences at Bloomfield Stadium Bloomfield Stadium is not only Tel Aviv’s legendary soccer stadium, it’s now also home to OPA SkyField, an incredible bungee jumping and extreme 35m swing. Another extreme experience on offer here is “Via Ferrata”: five trails with steel edges connected to the stadium roof. The activity is suitable for kids aged 12 and up, with three levels available, one for beginners with just an entry

A hot-air balloon in the Tel Aviv sky I Photos: Ariela Aflalo

Park HaHorshot I Photos: Ariela Aflalo

to Via Ferrata, one for the more adventurous which includes both Via Ferrata and a bungee jump, and another for the more experienced, which also includes a swing ride. When: upon reservation Where: Bloomfield Stadium, Jaffa opa.world 03 | Park HaHorshot Free experiences in the middle of nature Park HaHorshot is a beautiful urban park in the south of the city, with recently renovated cycling and walking paths, playground installations, fitness facilities, picnic tables, and more. The park’s gardens span 16 dunams and include hundreds of varieties of wild plants,

orchards, fishponds with turtles, waterfowl, and hydrophilic vegetation (prior booking required: 053-7247150). Another point of interest in the park’s vicinity is the church of St. Peter, an impressive church built in 1894, with a pink spire topped by a golden one. Inside the park you’ll find the Mitzpor Café (café during the day and wine bar in the evening), that has charming seating areas in the shade. Cultural events, film screenings, vintage fairs, and workshops for adults and children, all free of charge, are also regularly held here. When: 24/7, Café Mitzpor: Sun-Sat: 8am-9pm Where: 141 Herzl st. or from the parking lot in Ben Tzvi st. Park HaHorshot

OPA SkyField I Photo: PR

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