Places of Entertainment Jerusalem

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
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Line 99 - Touring Jerusalem "Line 99 - Touring Jerusalem" is a tourists bus, which leaves from the Jerusalem Central Bus Station, and goes through numerous touristic stops in the city	The German Colony in Jerusalem During the 19th century members of the Christian German Templers sect built several colonies around the Holy Land as a part of their wish to have a religious-spiritual center here which they believed will bring redemption closer.
The Jerusalem Light Rail The Jerusalem Light Rail, which was made available to the public in 2011, travels from Pisgat Ze'ev in the north to Mount Herzl in the south through Jaffa Street which is in the center of the city of Jerusalem.	Nahalat Shiv'a This area, which is known to many as a busy entertainment center in central Jerusalem, started its life back at the end of the 19th century as a residential neighborhood which was the third to be built outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem.
The Haas Promenade in Jerusalem On the Hill of Evil Council in Jerusalem is found the Haas Promenade, which was built at the end of the 1980s along the way which leads to the Government House in the northern part of the Old City of Jerusalem.	The Cardo in Jerusalem “Cardo” in Latin means primary road.
The Mamilla Mall In front of the Jaffa Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem stands one of the most unique malls in Israel.	The Jerusalem YMCA On King David Street, in front of the King David Hotel, rises a tall bell tower.
The Austrian Hospice / Guest House in the Old City The Austrian Hospice in the Old City of Jerusalem offers an interesting combination: a place with an atmosphere of holiness, lodging and somewhere to enjoy a wonderful urban view and an apple strudel.	The Jerusalem Cinematheque From its height, overlooking the valley of Gai Ben-Hinnom (Gehenna) and the walls of Jerusalem’ Old City, the Jerusalem Cinematheque serves as a place where one can watch not only excellent cinema, but also excellent classic Jerusalemite views.
Malha Mall The vast “Malha Mall”, officially named “Jerusalem Mall”, is located in Jerusalem’s southern neighborhood of Malha.	Hutzot HaYotzer The Hutzot HaYotzer area is located in a valley curiously named Gai Ben-Hinnom (Gehenna) north of the Sultan's Pool and near the Tower of David.
Armon HaNatziv Promenade Armon HaNatziv (meaning the commissioner's palace) Promenade is in fact an inclusive name for three different promenades which were connected together; each having a somewhat different character than the other, and this is perhaps the secret of its charm: the Gabriel Sherover Promenade, the Daniel Haas Promenade, and the Richard Goldman Promenade.	The Safra Square In the beginning of Yefet Street is located one of the largest and most well-know of Jerusalem’s squares, which has become a symbol and which every once in a while hosts unique sports and cultural events.
Teddy Stadium In 1992, the vast Teddy Stadium- considered to be second in size in Israel due to its more than 21,000 sits- was inaugurated in the Malha neighborhood of Jerusalem.	The Walls Promenade There are many routes which provide fascinating views over to the Old City of Jerusalem and one of the most interesting is the Walls Promenade which is actually a walking trail that goes on top of the Old City’s walls.