Jerusalem’s bustling entertainment and food complex, built on the track of the historic train station to Jerusalem,Which began to sound loud in 1892.

Bicycles, restaurants, food and beverage stalls are once taking the place of train carriages, Alongside stalls offering a variety of art and craft items, Culinary Bazaar – Indoor Farmers Market (Thursdays and Fridays), Creative workshops and theater and music performances, for adults and children.

At the on-site visitor center you can catch up on various tours around the city, including bike rides and a sagway.

Tip: It is recommended to go up the stairs and observe the wonderful view from the roof.