Ramat Hanadiv, supported by Yad Hanadiv, has been included in the German travel guide Worth a Journey‘s list of the world’s 100 best parks for 2026. The ranking places it alongside renowned parks around the world, including Central Park in New York and Hyde Park in London.
Located in the southern Carmel region, between Zikhron Ya’akov and Binyamina, Ramat Hanadiv was established to commemorate the legacy of Baron Edmond de Rothschild and his wife, Adelaide. Since the Memorial Gardens opened in 1954, it has developed into an area spanning approximately 450 hectares, encompassing memorial gardens, Mediterranean woodland, walking trails and heritage sites. In addition to being a natural space open to the public, Ramat Hanadiv serves as a centre for ecological research, nature conservation and environmental education. Long-term studies conducted on site focus on biodiversity and the management of open spaces, with findings contributing to the development of approaches to nature conservation.
This international recognition also reflects Ramat Hanadiv’s ongoing work, combining the preservation of historical heritage with research, applied learning and long-term thinking on nature conservation for future generations.