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Ramat Aviv

Ramat Aviv, north of the Yarkon, was built from the 1950s and grew to include Neve Avivim, Ramat Aviv Gimmel and Ramat Aviv HaHadasha. It borders Tel Aviv University, the Eretz Israel Museum, the Palmach Museum and ANU - Museum of the Jewish People, and has two Masorti (Conservative) congregations.

28 places

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At a glance

Housing prices (1 lowest, 5 highest)₪₪₪₪
English-speaking community3/5
Families and kids4/5
Quiet streets4/5
Buses and trains3/5
Newer buildings3/5
Walk to shul3/5
Parks and green space4/5

The scores are my rough reading of public community pages and guides, not official data. Tell me if a place looks wrong.

Staying in Ramat Aviv

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Dentists (1)

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Health fund branches (3)

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Kosher restaurants & cafés (1)

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Shuls (2)

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Ulpan & Hebrew (2)

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Community & youth (2)

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Shops (1)

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Pharmacies (2)

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Parks, trails & springs (1)

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Buses & getting around (1)

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Museums & heritage (4)

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