Jerusalem Modern: The Mamilla Mall, the Nachlaot Neighborhood, the German Colony, and the Most Politically Complex Single Modern City
The Jerusalem modern route covers the Mamilla Mall as the most architecturally integrated single Israeli shopping center, the Nachlaot neighborhood as the most charming single Jerusalem residential area, the German Colony, and modern Jerusalem as the most politically complex single Israeli city.
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Mamilla Mall: The Old City Gateway Commercial Street
Mamilla Mall (the most architecturally integrated single Jerusalem commercial development with the open-air promenade shops literally built adjacent to the Old City Jaffa Gate, designed by the most celebrated single Israeli architect Moshe Safdie in the most diplomatically challenging single Israeli urban design position), is the most commercially animated single Jerusalem outdoor shopping experience and the urban design that most deliberately bridges the most modern single Israeli commercial culture with the most historically preserved single Old City wall.
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Nachlaot: The Most Charming Jerusalem Neighborhood
Nachlaot (the most characterful single Jerusalem residential neighborhood with the most enchantingly narrow single alleyway network, the most completely stone-built single 19th century Jerusalem urban quarter, the most artistically concentrated single Jerusalem street art and independent gallery, and the most ethnically diverse single Jerusalem community of the ultra-Orthodox, the secular artist, and the Arab Jerusalem resident in the most surprisingly harmonious single shared urban space), is the most insider-recommended single Jerusalem residential district.
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German Colony: The Jerusalem Templar Heritage
The German Colony (Moshava Germanit, the most historically distinctive single Jerusalem neighborhood built by the German Templar religious community in 1873, with the most completely preserved single 19th century German Protestant residential architecture and the most internationally diverse single Jerusalem cafe and restaurant street along Emek Refaim), is the most pleasantly European-character single Jerusalem neighborhood and the most relaxedly cosmopolitan single Jerusalem dining and leisure destination.
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Jerusalem Light Rail: The Most Symbolically Charged Transit
The Jerusalem Light Rail (the most politically symbolically charged single Israeli public transit project connecting the most diverse single Jerusalem neighborhoods from the most ultra-Orthodox single Har Nof suburb to the most Arab single Shuafat camp, passing through the most historically contested single Jerusalem urban geography on the most regularly scheduled single mixed-community public transport service in the most divided single Israeli city), is the most practically useful single Jerusalem transport for the visitor without a car.
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Ben Yehuda Street and Zion Square: The Downtown Pedestrian Zone
Ben Yehuda Street (the most commercially animated single West Jerusalem pedestrian promenade with the most completely Israeli street musician, the most affordable single shawarma and falafel option, and the most accessibly priced single Israeli souvenir market in the most practically central single Jerusalem shopping location), and the adjacent Zion Square (the most historically significant single Jerusalem public gathering space for the most important single Israeli political demonstrations and cultural celebrations), together form the most democratically used single West Jerusalem public space.
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Jerusalem New City Architecture: The British Mandate Legacy
The Jerusalem New City (the most comprehensively stone-built single Israeli city due to the most consistently enforced single British Mandate building ordinance requiring the most locally quarried single Jerusalem limestone cladding on every single building constructed in the most architecturally regulated single Levant colonial city), preserves the most architecturally coherent single British Mandate-era limestone street network and the most historically instructive single colonial-period Jerusalem urban landscape.