Nestled in the heart of Jerusalem, the Rehavia neighborhood stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and diverse cultural tapestry. This charming district, known for its tree-lined ...

Established in the early 1920’s over a wasteland owned mainly by the Greek Orthodox Church, Rehavia was one of five garden neighborhoods planned by architect Richard Kaufman in Jerusalem.

Rehavia, a neighborhood in West Jerusalem near the Mahane Yehuda market and the old city in East Jerusalem, reminds the German writer Thomas Sparr of both cities. To him, Rehavia is new yet familiar.

Rehavia still thought of as one of Jerusalem’s high-class residential areas, with a distinctive central European accent and the continued presence of the Prime Minister’s Residence. Gymnasia ...

An Apartment in Jerusalem as an Emotional Passport In an ... land for construction in sought-after areas like Talbiya, Rehavia, Old Katamon, and Baka.Therefore, every apartment that comes to ...

It includes a map and smartphone audio guide. Established in the 1920s, Rehavia was Jerusalem’s first planned garden neighborhood. Leafy Rehavia, which includes the Prime Minister’s Residence and ...

First-time visitors to Jerusalem usually go to the Western Wall ... The tomb, located in the heart of the Rehavia neighborhood, was discovered in 1956 when a new residential building was under ...

With Jerusalem’s rapid growth in the decades that followed, Kiryat Shmuel became increasingly absorbed into the fabric of greater Rehavia. Yet some of its original character remains, especially ...

Members of the central synagogue in the Rehavia neighbourhood in Jerusalem paused a celebratory Torah dedication march at the ...

Protest leaders stood on the bed of a truck, equipped with loudspeakers, parked outside of the president’s residence in the Rehavia neighborhood of Jerusalem. Each time they said the name of a ...