Initially the park was called the President’s Park, intended for state ceremonies only, so the public was not allowed to enter it at all. It was only during the 1960s, following a public struggle, that the garden was opened to the public.

In 1978 it was renamed the Rose Garden and subsequently the Wohl Rose Garden in honor of the contribution of Vivienne and Maurice Wohl and the Jerusalem Foundation.

The garden is considered the largest and most representative garden in Israel for roses, with 15,000 rose bushes of 400 different varieties. The roses in the garden are scattered in sections according to countries, with signs explaining the type of roses and their origin in each section.

The options of commemoration at The Wohl Rose Park include seating areas and more

Subject to approval of the Jerusalem Municipality and the Wohl Foundation.

הפוסט Wohl Rose Park הופיע לראשונה ב-.

The valley is home to 75 gazelles, giving them a living environment that closely resembles the wild. Alongside the gazelle live dozens of species of birds, animals, insects, flowers and various plants that maintain a sustainable natural ecosystem.

The options of commemoration at the Gazelle Valley include seating areas

Other options are also available.

Subject to approval of the Jerusalem Municipality.

הפוסט The Gazelle Valley הופיע לראשונה ב-.

The Park is located across the Jaffa Gate and the Walls of the Old City, on the seam line between the east and west sections of the city.

The Hassenfeld Family Fountain located at the center of the park contains 256 water spouts and approximately 1,500 light fixtures which combines a celebration of light, music and water for the city’s children. The fountain is a main tourist attraction in the city.

The Park relays the life story of Teddy Kollek and incorporates environmental sculptures, an ancient structure that was discovered during the excavations at the site and aqueducts.

The options of commemoration in Teddy Park in the Mitchell Parks and Gardens include unique seating areas and more.

Subject to approval of the Jerusalem Municipality.

הפוסט Teddy Park, Mitchell Parks and Gardens הופיע לראשונה ב-.

The famous Lion fountain located at the southern end of the garden was given to Jerusalem as a gift from the German government

The options of commemoration at The Bloomfield Park are various sitting areas around the park.

Subject to approval of the Jerusalem Municipality.

הפוסט Bloomfield Park הופיע לראשונה ב-.

Established in 1976, the Park was inaugurated on the 200th anniversary of US independence and has been serving as one of Jerusalem’s  favorite parks which includes playgrounds, exercise facilities, skate park and the Train Theater – a puppet theater for children located at the other end of the garden.

The options of commemoration at Liberty Bell Park are various seating areas throughout the park.

Subject to approval of the Jerusalem Municipality.

הפוסט Liberty Bell Park הופיע לראשונה ב-.