Been there with two young kids, 7 and 5 years old. Both enjoyed it very much. We learned a lot of interesting things. The Mars exhibition is great also. Recommend !

Science garden with many experiments displayed through various instruments and apparatuses. Good place to introduce kids to science for the first time. Located near the institute's pool. Parking lot near by. About 15 minute walk from the main entrance. A little expensive for what you get. Supposed to be closed for renovation from next year

Free outdoor museum for kids. It's deep inside the Weizmann institute, make sure to give parking near the entry or it will be a long walk from the Weizmann visitors centre. Not much to eat directly within the location, but some cafes 5 min walk.

A lovely outdoor science museum, mainly aimed at school groups but open for families too. You can call ahead and book a guided tour, or you can just go and have a look around without one- the staff seemed baffled that we wanted to do that and repeatedly warned us that we won't understand the exhibits, but the each one has very clear explanations in English, Hebrew, and Arabic.

The renovations made this a very good place to visit with young children about 4-12, there are public restrooms and a marvelous Mars exhibit. However, it's not as good as the science museum from a teaching stand point. The kids will have fun but they won't learn much.

A very good place for kids and adults not from the science. It contains many table top experiments. The difficult scientific concepts are taught here with simple experiments. The best part is that you can get a guided tour here. Giving it 4 stars as I think they should get more such experiments,.

Any concept the park has an amazing potential it has a variety of of science elements and facts presented. The problem is there is a very low maintenance of the shows and it is very crowded during the holidays. The staff on site is not very friendly and doesn't provide help to orient around the garden. We did go to a rotating show about Mars that was very poorly planned and designed.

Magnificent collection of experiments where the public participate to learn basic and interesting concepts of science. The guides are superb. Great place for youngsters and families who care for modern education.

Interesting but somewhat disorganized. Kids above 6 should love it! Except the Mars exhibit, which they'll only love if they or you speak Hebrew.

Now renovating... plan to open sometime in 2023 but may take more time. They do some science class in the building that is already completed, and that's truly amazing. (Classes are all in Hebrew)