Easy to get to with a car, wheelchair & buggy accessible
Disadvantages:
Gets very busy on festivals and holidays
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
Mini Israel is a display of hundreds of scaled down models of buildings throughout Israel. It is easy to walk around the site, even pushing wheelchairs/buggies. The main drawback for tourists, is that if children do not recognise the buildings they are viewing, they get bored quickly. However, when we were there there was also a bouncy castle and various other activities for children which were fun. During the intermediate days of festivals/holidays it gets very busy, and in hot weather it is stifling and difficult to get round the exhibits. It is best to go early in the morning or late at night during these times. It is all open air, although there are some picnic benches with small roofs. Restaurants serve food and going into the restaurants and shops is the only way to spend time inside. In July and August it is open until 10pm. The Park is centrally located and easy to get to and has parking outside. Mini Israel is situated near Latrun Junction, located off route 1 between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
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