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  City Center
  Downtown Jerusalem is the heart of the modern metropolis, with nightlife, dining and culture to rival any major city. The area is made up of several neighborhoods, including the colorful Mahane Yehuda Market, charming Nahalat Shiva, bustling Ben Yehuda and Yafo Streets. Each has its own unique personality and atmosphere that you won’t want to miss out on.
  
  South
  South Jerusalem is an up-and-coming area that has seen the development of numerous attractions in recent years, including the state-of-the-art Jerusalem Payis Arena, which hosts some of the biggest international musical acts and sporting events. It joins places like Emek Refaim Street, Malha Mall, the Biblical Zoo, Teddy Stadium, Gazelle Valley and Ramat Rachel tourism complex in making up an area that is particularly popular with families.
  
  West Jerusalem
  West Jerusalem includes some of Jerusalem’s most charming neighborhoods and interesting attractions. Head to the picturesque Ein Karem at the foot of the Jerusalem Hills for a day of nature, quaint shops and elegant dining with a view. And for an unbeatable cultural experience, check out the Museum District, home to the world-class Israel Museum, the Bible Lands Museum, Science Museum and much more.
  
  Old City
  The Old City of Jerusalem has been a center of culture, religion and history for thousands of years, from the time of the Judean kings and the Roman era through the times of the Islamic Empire to the modern State of Israel. Every brick and stone is teeming with history. No trip to the Middle East is complete without wandering through alleys of the bazaar, walking the ramparts and exploring the Old City’s rich history at the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Temple Mount (Al-Aqsa) or Tower of David Museum.
  
  Near Old City
  Not far from the Old City, you can find some of Jerusalem’s most vibrant entertainment and shopping centers. Mamilla Mall is just a few steps from Jaffa Gate and counts as one of the most luxurious shopping centers in the city, replete with high-end shops, Mamilla Hotel’s Akasha Spa and a collection of restaurants with amazing views. And if you follow Hebron Road, you’ll find the First Station cultural complex and the Yes Planet movie theater and entertainment center.
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Emergency Services

September 11, 2016
By Loren Minsky

Emergency Phone Numbers

Police 100
Ambulance 101
Fire Service 102
Electric Company 103
Municipal Hotline 106

Dedicated Tourist Phone Number
Call *3888 from any phone 24/7 for immediate answers regarding tourist services as well as assistance from the Israel Police, Ministry of Interior Services and the Airport Authority.

Emergency Medical Services in Jerusalem

In an emergency you can call the ambulance (101) to request an ambulance or to find out about the nearest casualty department.

Terem is an urgent care center that offers a range of services under one roof, including x-rays and laboratory tests on site. Many of the doctors and staff speak English.

First Aid

Terem Talpiot
Phone: 1-599-520-520
Address: 6 Yanovsky St, Talpiot

Terem City Entrance
Phone: +972-2-509-3333
Address: 80 Yirmeyahu St, Romema

Terem Katamon
Phone: +972-2-561-2139
Address: 4 Gedud Haivri St, Katamon

Terem Bikur Holim Hospital
Phone: 1-599-520-520 extension 2
Address: 74 Hanvi’im Street

Hospitals

Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem
Phone: +972-2-677-7111

Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus
Phone: +972-2-584-4111

Sharei Zedek Hospital
Phone: +972-2-666-6666

Bikkur Cholim Hospital
Phone: +972-2-646-4444

Low-cost medical & dental clinic in the Old City open to tourists

Phone: +972-2-627-1958
Address: Greek Orthodox Patriarchate Road, Christian Quarter, Old City
Opening hours: Mon – Thurs: 9:00am – 2:00pm; Fri: 09:00am – 2:00pm (general doctor only); Sat: 9:00am – 1:00pm; Sun: closed

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