Ramot Mall, Jerusalem

Name: Ramot Mall
Address: Golda Me'ir Boulevard 255, Jerusalem, Israel
Telephone: +972 2-650-8585

#34 among attractions in Jerusalem

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Nestled in the northern district of Jerusalem, Ramot Mall stands as a modern shopping oasis catering to the diverse needs of the city's residents and tourists alike. This retail center is a key destination for those seeking a variety of shopping and dining options in Jerusalem.

Established to serve the growing community, Ramot Mall has become a bustling hub of activity. With its wide range of stores, from international brands to local boutiques, the mall offers an extensive selection of apparel, electronics, cosmetics, and more. Whether you're looking for the latest fashion trends or a unique gift, the mall's retail offerings are designed to satisfy even the most discerning shoppers.

Beyond shopping, Ramot Mall is also a place where families and friends can come together to enjoy a meal or a casual coffee break. The food court and surrounding eateries present a plethora of culinary choices, from fast food to sit-down restaurants, encompassing both international cuisines and local flavors.

The mall's design and atmosphere are tailored for convenience and comfort, featuring spacious walkways, ample seating areas, and a welcoming environment that invites visitors to linger. Regular events and promotions add to the lively atmosphere, making each visit to Ramot Mall an engaging experience.

Accessibility is a priority, with ample parking facilities and public transportation links making it easy for visitors to reach the mall. The center is also equipped with modern amenities, including free Wi-Fi, to ensure a seamless shopping experience.

Local name: קניון רמותCoordinates: 31°49'3"N, 35°11'40"E

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Golda Me'ir Boulevard 255Jerusalem Israel

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+972 2-650-8585

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Ramot Mall – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Nabi Samwil, Ramot Polin, 9/11 Living Memorial Plaza, Har Hotzvim.

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