Location: Ramat Gan
Top Things to do in Ramat Gan
Top 6 Things to do Good for Couples in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv District
Ramat Gan (Hebrew: רָמַת גַּן; Arabic: رَمَات چَان) is a city in the Tel Aviv District of Israel, located east of Tel Aviv. It is home to one of the world's major diamond exchanges, and many high-tech industries.
Restaurants in Ramat Gan
1. Ron Lev-Your Private Day Tour Guide in Israel
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5.0 based on 102 reviews
Take the stress out of planning your trip to Israel You have always dreamed that one day you will go to Israel, to the holy land, but then something stopped you: How should I put everything together? Booking a flight is probably the easiest part. Next, you might do some "shopping" in order to find a good hotel. The web is there to help. But what about touring the country? Israel is not the kind of countries that you would tour with a Guide Book by yourself. You need a local and experienced guide to show you around. And this is where I come to the picture – Book now your private tour, single or multiple tours with Ron Lev
2. Savransky Private Jeweler
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
A remarkable and fascinating visit at a Diamond&Jewelry boutique inside the Israel Diamond Center.You may visit the highest secure complex, get into the Trade Hall and the diamond museum, you'll be invited to a Gemological educational session and meet the designer and the diamond cutter in person.A special opportunity to purchase from the diamond source-with DUTY FREE prices.
Reviewed By joshn829
The entire experience was excellent. A car picked us up at our place in Jaffa, our guide was Whatsapping us information and waiting for us when we arrived, and we were taken through security very quickly to begin our tour. The exchange itself is fascinating, and I could go on and on about the cutting processes, the club members, the inconceivable volume of diamonds, etc. But it was the second half of the experience that we will truly cherish forever. Our guide took us up to meet Hanan Savransky, who is a one-stop-shop for exquisite diamond jewelry. He is one of the few people (I'm told) that oversees the entire process of creating jewelry, from purchasing the raw gems to cutting, polishing, and designing the settings by hand. My fiance had a clear vision of what she wanted, and he was able to bring it to life - actually, it far exceeded her original expectations. Since we were designing the ring from scratch (with loose gems, a drawing pad, a plethora of settings, etc.), it was easy to try out various arrangements. Each step of the way, Hanan carefully noted our "likes" to help us arrive at - in the word's of my fiance - "the perfect ring." The ring was completed after we left and arrived at our home in Seattle a few weeks later. We couldn't be more pleased with how the piece turned out. Mazal U'Bracha Savransky!
3. ToMo Candy
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
ToMo Candy invites you to participate in one of its unique, interactive, fun and of course tasty (!!) candy making workshops. It's a great experience for the whole family, for groups of friends and basically for anyone who has a bit of a sweet tooth :-) Looking forward to meeting you
Reviewed By AbrahamLincolnCPA - Sharon, United States
Brought my entire family, kids, grandkids to make candy. The process is a great deal of fun and the owner has a terrific personality perfectly suited for this type of activity. He's fun, witty, delightful for the kids. Can't overstate what a nice and fun time it was. The kids loved it and the adults loved it.
4. Ramat Gan Safari
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4.5 based on 712 reviews
Reviewed By zevb - Ashkelon, Israel
I don't have a car. I took the train to Hagana Station in TelAviv. Then I took a taxi to the Safari Park entrance. (I could have walked a few blocks to the 31 bus, which stops a few blocks from the Safari. But taxi is much faster.) After paying (81 shekels for senior citizen), I took a shuttle bus through the safari to the zoo entrance. The shuttle driver will slow down when there are interesting animals to see along the safari route. (People with a car can stop and take photos out of their window.) The zoo has enough animal exhibits to be interesting. There are some refreshment stands and there is a restaurant (it is open on Shabat, but all the food is kosher). There is a small gift shop, mostly with toys and books for kids. On the shuttle ride out, the safari has the lions. The shuttle stopped so we could get good looks of the lion and the pride of lionesses.
5. Ayalon Mall
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4.5 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By Uri_Yoav - Tel Aviv, Israel
Central location, compact center with top scale shops and available parking space most of the time (first hour or 2 free after enterring guaranteed payment for extended parking period). It was the first mall built in Israel and three years ago a second floor was constructed adding elegance to this popular mall. It has cinemas with recent film productions, eating facilities and activities for kids as well as extensive shopping areas.
6. Ramat Gan National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 282 reviews
Reviewed By TheShis - Tel Aviv, Israel
This is a fantastic and beautiful park, located next to the Safari park. It features endless lawns, an artificial lake with several inlets and countless birds. The park is a perfect place for a stroll, a jog or a picnic. Try to avoid the weekends to have the place almost for yourselves. Highly recommended!
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