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A brief look over the historic neighborhood of Levhair and the Mahane Yehuda open market in Jerusalem
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In Jerusalem there are about one hundred neighborhoods for preservation, some spread out along big areas, some are buildings and sometimes even just one house. For those interested we have listed some of the neighborhoods:
Jerusalem is essentially two cities: the Old City of Jerusalem and the New Jerusalem, each with its own flavor.
Colorful stands, aromas and sounds blend together in a visit to one of Jerusalem's many markets. Mahane Yehuda and the Old City market are two examples.
Jerusalem is essentially two cities: the Old City of Jerusalem and the New Jerusalem, each with its own flavor.
Colorful stands, aromas and sounds blend together in a visit to one of Jerusalem's many markets. Mahane Yehuda and the Old City market are two examples.
Neighborhoods of Jerusalem |
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| Abu Tor A-Tur American Colony |
Arnona (Old Talpiot) Atarot |
Baka Beit HaKerem Botei Broide |
Batei Rand City of David - Ir David David's Village (Mamilla) |
| East Talpiot (Armon Hanatziv) Ein Karem Etz Chayim |
Ezras Torah Kiryat Sanz French Hill |
French Compound German Colony Geulim (Bak'a), Gilo |
Givat Masua Givat Oranim Givat HaMatos Givat HaVeradim |
| Givat Ram Givat Shapira (French Hill) Greek Colony Gonen (Katamonim) |
Har Homa Ir Ganim Issawiya Jabel Mukaber |
Jebel Batan al-Hawa (Har haMashchit) Katamon - Old Katamon Kfar David (Mamilla) Kiryat Belz |
Kiryat haLeum Kiryat Yovel Kiryat Mattersdorf Kiryat Menachem |
| Kiryat Shmuel Komemiyut (Talbieh) Machane Yehuda Machane Yisrael |
Mamilla Manahat (Malha) Mazkeret Moshe Mekor Chayim |
Mekor Baruch Mount Scopus Mount of Olives Mount Zion |
Mishkenot Sha’ananim Musrara Nachlaot Nachalat Shiv'a |
| Neve Granot Neve Sh'aanan Nayot Old City |
Armenian Quarter Jewish Quarter The Cardo Moroccan Quarter |
Pisgat Ze'ev Ramat Denya Ramat Eshkol Ramat Sharett |
Ramat Shlomo Ramot Ramot Polin Rassco |
| Rehavia Romema Russian Compound San Simon |
Sanhedria Sawahra al-Arbiya Sharafat Sheikh Jarrah |
Shmuel haNavi Shuafat Sur Baher Talpiot |
Tel Arza Yefeh Nof Yemin Moshe Zichron Moshe Zichron Yosef |
Orthodox Jewish Neighborhoods Jerusalem |
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| Batei Ungarin Bayit VeGan |
Beit Yisrael Bukharim |
Geula Givat Mordechai Givat Shaul |
Har Nof Kerem Avraham Kiryat Moshe |
| Mattersdorf, Jerusalem Meah Shearim |
Neve Yaakov Shaarei Chesed Unsdorf |
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Arab neighborhoods in Jerusalem |
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| Al-Issawiya American Colony (Jerusalem) Armenian Quarter |
Bab a Zahara Beit Hanina Beit Safafa |
Christian Quarter | Jabel Mukaber Kafr 'Aqab |
| Muristan Muslim Quarter |
Ras al-Amud Sheikh Jarrah Shuafat Silwan |
Sur Baher At-Tur (Mount of Olives) Umm Tuba Wadi al-Joz |
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