Neighborhoods
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Baka is a unique neighborhood with old Arab houses, many of which have been renovated and expanded. The neighborhood stretches out on both sides of Derech Beit Lechem. The Chaen Theater and the old train tracks are also located in the neighborhood.
Baka is an idyllic neighborhood for young families or retirees, with one main street and many excellent schools. In the neighborhood are various synagogues of all different sects.
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Restored in recent years in keeping with its original architectural character, Yemin Moshe is now a picturesque neighborhood of homes, artists' studios and art galleries. Named after Sir Moses Montefiore, it was built in the late 19th century as the first neighborhood outside the protecting walls of Jerusalem's Old City.
Mishkenot Sha’ananim, today part of the residential quarter named Yemin Moshe after Sir Moses, serves as the municipality’s official guest house with a restaurant. Adjacent to it is the renowned Music Center where famous musicians hold masterclasses for gifted young Israelis.
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In addition to the special character and optimal neighborhood amenities, German Colony offers excellent proximity to the city center, the Old City, Mount Zion, and the neighborhoods of Rechavia, Talbieh and Baka. The area is next to great cultural spots like the Jerusalem Theatre, the Islamic Museum and the Natural Science Museum. It is also just a few minutes walk to the Old City. In the German Colony are two high schools, a grammar school, preschools of all different sects, medical centers, community centers and various synagogues from all different denominations due to the many immigrants in the area from France and the United States.
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The neighborhood of Rehavia, one of the most interesting from an architectural perspective- a mixture of old-world and modern- and historical perspective, is located in the Central Jerusalem. The neighborhood comprises several synagogues, wonderful shopping areas and the renowned Gymnasia Rehavia comprehensive high school. It is just minutes by foot to city center and the Old City (Kotel), with easy access to excellent public transportation.
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Arnona, located on the edge of old Talpiyot and Baka, is a pleasant neighborhood. It is a unique suburb, divided into houses of many different styles and sizes, many with private entrances and private parking. Thatched rooftops can be found in abundance, along with penthouses and pentcottages with individual stone gardens and terraces that create a feeling of privacy and comfort.
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The neighborhood is located at the edge of the center of the city of Jerusalem, between the neighborhood of Rechavia in the north and Old Katamon in the south, a few minutes walk to the German Colony with its stylish cosmopolitan Emek Refaim Street. Talbieh is located also near the Inbal Hotel, a short walking distance from the Old City, and near many hotels and The Great Synagogue. Famous synagogues in the area include one on Hovevei Tzion Street, and the Chopin synagogue.
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Old Katamon is dubbed "The flower Garden of Jerusalem". Dating back to the British Mandate, Old Katamon is situated between Talbieh neighborhood to the north and the German and Greek Colonies to the East.
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Kiryat Shmuel is a centrally located neighborhood, featuring several synagogues, shopping areas and good public transportation. Bordering Rehavia, Talbieh, Old Katamon and the German Colony, it is near the government offices, Israel Museum, Hebrew University, Botanical Gardens, Jerusalem Theater, the President's Residence, and more. Within walking distance of the Great Synagogue, hotels, city center and the Old City.
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The religious neighborhood of Shaare Hesed is at the edge of the neighborhood of Rechavia. It is a quiet and wealthy neighborhood with a warm atmosphere. Shaare Hesed is located between the streets of Ussishkin, Diskin, and Keren Kayemet L'Yisrael.
The area is especially popular for the orthodox community, and the new population of the area is mostly religious Jews from Western countries, including France. Due to the high demand of apartments in this area, few plots are left for sale.
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Located in the heart of Jerusalem, opposite the well-known Machane Yehuda outdoor marketplace, Nachlaot is situated in the heart of downtown Jerusalem, serving as a gateway to the Government Complex and Sacher Park, as well as being situated in easy walking distance to major downtown hotels, the city center, and neighborhoods including Rechavia and Shaare Chesed.
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Holyland is just a short drive away from employment, high-tech, commercial, cultural and entertainment centers. Here you are close to technology centers (within walking distance to Malha and a five minute drive on the highway to Har Hozvim). Some of Jerusalem’s best schools are located near this neighborhood. It is just 10 minutes away from the city center and around two minute drive to Malha Mall, the technological park, the biblical zoo and the municipal sports facilities.
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Bayit VeGan is a neighborhood in southwest Jerusalem with a mostly charedi (ultraorthodox) religious population. Bayit VeGan is located to the east of Mount Hertzel and borders the neighborhoods of Kiryat yovel and Givat Mordechai. At 836 meters above sea level, Bayit VeGan is the highest of all Jerusalem neighborhoods.
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Ein Kerem which in Hebrew means “Spring of the Vineyard”, is a picturesque village on the south western outskirts of Jerusalem. This small village (which is today a neighborhood within Jerusalem) has great significance in Christian traditions, since this is where according to the tradition John the Baptist was born.
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