Israel’s transportation hub seamlessly integrates Israel Railways’ Navon Station (just 32 minutes from Tel Aviv), with three light railway lines, Jerusalem’s Central Bus Station with 280 urban and intercity bus lines per hour, and two kilometres of new bicycle paths.

Mixed-use development offers employment opportunities focusing on commerce, hotel, tourism and government, together with an ecosystem of culture, academia and government services that will interconnect to make the City Gateway the place for Israel’s greatest and most significant economic achievements in the future.

Topotek 1, landscape architects, won the international architectural competition to plan the project’s public urban spaces which will be designed and built to an exceptionally high standard to create an attractive, vibrant, open urban space at the city’s gateway.

The project is managed and administered by Eden – The Jerusalem Economic Development Company, with implementation carried out by Moriah – The Jerusalem Development Company in collaboration with the Jerusalem Municipality, the Ministry of Transportation, the Ministry of Finance and the Israel Land Authority with an investment of 1.4 billion shekels