Ramat Hanadiv is a public memorial garden and nature park dedicated to the memory of Baron Benjamin Edmond de Rothschild. Located in Israel, it combines landscaped memorial gardens with a natural park, welcoming visitors to explore the grounds and learn about the region’s nature, scenery, and heritage. Admission to the gardens and park is free, while parking is available for a daily fee.

Beyond visitor experiences, Ramat Hanadiv works to manage natural resources for the benefit of the public today and in the future. Its activities include research and management of open spaces, sustainable professional gardening, environmental education programs, and regional sustainability initiatives. The organization also shares knowledge through a library, publications, maps, and a nature-focused podcast. Visitors can plan trips, join activities and events, arrange group visits, and find information about food options on site. Ramat Hanadiv connects the Rothschild legacy with conservation and public engagement, offering a place to experience nature while supporting responsible stewardship of the landscape.