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Agricultural Farm Telmei Avraham

4.8(23 reviews)$Farm
🕑 1.5 to 2.5 hours👶 Best for ages 2-10. Toddlers and preschoolers love the animal interactions and feeding opportunities, while school-age children enjoy the educational programs and hands-on farming activities like harvesting vegetables or collecting eggs.

About

Agricultural Farm Telmei Avraham offers a genuine hands-on farming experience right in the heart of the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Children can interact with farm animals, participate in seasonal agricultural activities, and learn about where their food comes from through engaging educational programs that bring Israeli farm life to life.

Highlights

  • Hands-on animal feeding and petting with goats, sheep, chickens, and rabbits
  • Seasonal harvesting activities where kids can pick vegetables
  • Educational programs teaching children about sustainable farming
  • Egg collecting from the chicken coops
  • Tractor rides around the farm (when available)

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Visit early in the morning when the farm opens to experience feeding time and see the animals at their most active, plus beat the heat during warmer months.
  2. 2.Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty, as kids will likely be touching soil, hay, and animals throughout the visit.
  3. 3.Note that Friday hours are shortened (until noon) due to Shabbat, and the farm is closed on Saturdays, so plan accordingly.
  4. 4.Bring sunscreen and hats as much of the farm is outdoors with limited shade, especially important in Israel's sunny climate.
  5. 5.Some basic Hebrew signage may be present, but staff typically accommodate English-speaking visitors. Consider downloading a translation app just in case.

Best Time to Visit

Visit on weekday mornings (Sunday through Thursday, 8:00-10:00 AM) for smaller crowds and cooler temperatures. Spring (March-May) and fall (October-November) offer the most comfortable weather for outdoor farm activities.

What to Know

The farm is budget-friendly and located in Ramat Gan (near Givatayim). Parking can be limited, so consider using taxis or public transportation. Bring snacks and water as on-site food options may be limited.

Seasonal Notes

Activities vary by season with different planting and harvesting opportunities. Spring brings baby animals and blooming gardens, while fall offers harvest activities. Summer visits should be scheduled for early morning due to heat.

Nearby Eats

Givatayim and neighboring Ramat Gan offer numerous family-friendly dining options. Try the nearby Ramat Gan Mall food court for international and Israeli kid-friendly options, or explore local falafel and shawarma spots that children typically enjoy.

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