Location

The "Ir Olam" quarter is strategically located at the new entrance to Jerusalem, with high accessibility to the city's central hubs and the first to benefit from proximity to the new Highway 16, which provides an additional western entrance to southern Jerusalem and significantly improves accessibility to the area.

The quarter also benefits from convenient access to the train station to Tel Aviv, government institutions, and the city's new business quarter.

The quarter is located near Jerusalem's light rail network, including the green and red lines, which enable efficient movement to all parts of the city.

The project is bordered by three venerable Jerusalem neighborhoods - Beit HaKerem, Givat Shaul, and Kiryat Moshe - and elegantly combines heritage with innovation.