Alrov Mamilla Avenue in Netivot

Very nice with caffees, good restaurants & all kind of shops. Great place to go to.

A live place interesting shops other than the widely known brands. Street display of sculpture art adds interesting dekho while you walk to the holy western wall.

As an open pedestrian mall this place is nice but almost all of the shops here are a bit expensive. A few cafes and restaurants but most of the shops sell clothing, jewelry and artwork. Along the street there is one building that has a few shops in it - like a small mall with free public restrooms.

It is shopping center close to the Jaffa gate, opening of the old city of Jerusalem. Quite a lot of shops, cafes.

Plenty of awesome upscale shopping at the mamilla mall.

Nice shopping centre with brand shops, good restaurants and coffee shops... good place for fun shopping ;)

Probably one of the most amusing and beautiful shopping centers youll ever see, it has a cute and little bit of a weird feeling to it which makes it special because most of it is open (got no roof), in the winter just use an umbrella and youll be good, and its very close to the old city and a lot of very good hotels (actually one of the best in jerusalem), and it has a various of clothes shopes and restaurants, even some "kasher" ones, there is plenty of cafés. And its wheelchair accessible of course :)

Greatest place to people watch and shop. Located next to the entrance of the Old City. Mamilla blends ancient with modern.

Nice mall to make shopping

Very stylish and beautiful. Lots of coffee shops. The nicest thing there are the sculptures and pieces of art displayed there.

Beautiful avenue only when all shops are closed on Saturday

One of the nicest Boulevards to walk inside in the city of JerusalemFilled with Clothing shops for men and women with many brands and has several cafes and restaurants insideIts a must visit if you come to Jerusalem , and its easily connected to the old town from jaffa gate from one end and to Jaffa street from the other end

Upscale trendy mall with plenty of places to shop and eat. At night, there is music and we caught some live line dancing for the public. Pretty cool place but resembles many other malls.

Nice and clean, makes for a nice walk on the way to the old city. Many restaurants and cafes as well as different shops. A bit on the pricy side

I’m not a fan of malls but this one is an open street version, acting as a bridge between the old city and the new, so thus a mix of all types and religions. Shops and coffee shops tend to be busy and costly

Mamilla Mall has a great reputation. Its a nice place for shopping and also with a variety of coffees and restaurants. Personally I dont consider it being such a special place, not so different from other Big centers in other cities.

Modern shopping center with cafes, restaurants and brand name stores facing the ancient city, just outside the Jaffa gate.

This is a mall that pretty much resembles every other mall. We were there to get Covid Antigen tests for a flight back to the US. As it was close to our hotel, it was convenient. (This requirement is now being rescinded by the US Govt.). The construction does meld nicely with some older Jerusalem buildings and there is a lot of natural daylight. If you are into shopping I am sure it offers a lot.

Shops there are considered expensive. it has a varity of shops that is hard to find elsewhere .The veiw is great.food is fine.

Very modern in an old city

Beautiful mall between old city and "new" city that preserved the charm of the original market (during the Mandate period). Has most of the chain shopping stores found in regular Israeli malls and many restaurants too, mostly (if not all?with Mehadrin Hechshser (but not food court style you expect in a "mall"). There are also a few hotels on the site. Would rate higher but the parking is quite high priced and adds up quickly (every 15 minutesafter the first hour (which has a reasonable price tariff).

Great Mall Outdoor and indoor shopping.

It is a small mall with a vibrant enviroment, you can find recognized brands from shoes and clothes or even beauty or coffee shops. It is a nice place for a walk, you could find musicians or other activities. There are good and expensive restaurants. And night, it has lights decoration that make it very charming. A plus for tourists if they want to visit the Old City, because it is just some steps far.

This place is a good place to go if you are looking for any fashion item from well known brands. The place is open sky, well kept, clean and also a bit upmarket. The prices are not cheap but you can get good stuff during end of season sales. There is lots of parking down below, though access is easy from public transport too

Lots of different stores where you can shop and there are restaurants to dine in too. It’s quiet fun to just stroll, walk around

Love this place, very nice atmosphere

Nice area with good underground parking, close to Jaffa gate. Many many shops and little cafés and restaurants.

One of the best setting for a mall I have seen in Israel. The setting next to the old city with the stone surrounding the outdoor mall is very beautiful. The mall has the typical stores you find at Israeli malls with a few exceptions, like there is a urban outfitter.

Great place to stroll and shop. They have a Mango and Zara at this avenue, as well as local artist shops, and jewelry. It can get pricey so if youre looking to shop a lot, I would recommend other locations. However, Mamila is gorgeous, its close to the Kotel, and it is a wonderful spot to come for food, a drink, to shop, or just hang out.

Visiting Mamilla mall is an experience on its own the place is so beautiful and is a combination of old and modern!

We always come here to see the status that getting replaced once in a while. Its fun its nice, theres plenty of restaurants and shops too.

Great place for hanging out

"Atmospheric-historical shopping-entertainment street".Very beautiful small historical street. You can feel that the street is on the same ground level, but the "pedestal" on which it is stands is gradually growing from the main entrance to the "Old city" entrance, where the street ends. Under the street there is a good parking.On the street itself there are many different shops and restaurants. In the very center is the entrance to the "Mamilla Mall". It is small but truly this whole street is the Shopping Center.The most atmospheric and interesting thing on this street for me was always not the shops, and not even good restaurants, but the street itself: The unity of old architecture with new elements, a green canopy on the second part of the street from the sun, mesmerizing evening lighting throughout the whole Mamilla str. And many different art works, which, in addition to decorating the street, are for sale too. Therefore, each new visit to this street can be accompanied by a constant update of these works, and, accordingly, your impressions from the street.Mamilla str. is totally a must see for any tourist... or any local who didnt came here yet.

A beautiful promenade with a wide selection of excellent brand stores that will satisfy the most exigent shoppers. The complex includes several fine restaurants and cafes which would make a perfect compliment to your shopping. The mall is located in a strategically important location between the Old City and Jaffa Street.

Most modern and close to the international fashion style shopping mall in Jerusalem. Perfectly located and designed (between city center and Old city), Mamilla mall presents some high end brands like Burberry, Gucci, Stuart Weitzman, Valentino. There are some more democratic stores like Zara, Nike, Disel. Some coffee shops, restaurants, some Israeli designers stores. Parking is pretty pricey.

Mamilla avenue doesnt hide that its an upscale place intented for you to spejd your money on premium products. But as far as upscale places intended for you to spend your money go, this one is really nice. Its also littered with cafés and restauraunts, and close to the city center and the old city.

Its a nice mall! Some of the shops can be a bit pricy, but there are a few good Israeli classics - Castro, Zip, and the delicious Roladin Bakery. I enjoy walking through, and doing a bit of people watching - every kind of person does their shopping here, and its a great opportunity to catch tons of languages, and happy people walking about.

Those stones are full of history and stories, one just needs to listen.The avenue is a great mixture of old and new, having an espresso while standing on thousands year old stones is something bizarre :D give it a try!

Beautiful Shoppingcenter that combines traditional style architecture with modern shops and restaurants. Absolutely stunning view over Jerusalem. Prices are from middle class to high designer brands.

Beautiful outdoor mall, ends right at the entrance of the old city. Very nice to visit.It has a lot of restaurants and shops but they are all very expensive..

Great place to park, eat and shop while it is walkable distance from Jafa Gate. The view from terrace is amazing.

this place have some really good stores, and restronts. there is always some Attraction going on there..

This luxurious shopping avenue connects the city center with the Old City and walking through it will take you to Jaffa Gate. Beautifully constructed, Mamilla Mall is home to many international brands and designer stores. Between the shops are a handful of restaurants and cafes.

Standard upscale shopping mall. Crowded, noisy and expensive. Basically a tourist attraction. In the center of everything. Access to the Old City. Many bus routes and walking distance to the light rail.

High end shopping centre on the way to the old city. The 140 stores are all made of the same limestone giving the centre a very nice colour scheme. One of the buildings (damaged in the 1948 warwas disassembled brick by brick and reassembled on the promenade. The numbers on the bricks were kept to remind us of the buildings history

Beautiful mall right on the edge of the old city. Great restaurants and stores. Most of the merchandise is marked up a little, but that is too be expected of a trendy, touristy hot spot.

High-end shopping with kosher restaurants and access to old Jerusalem and the stimulating vendor stalls.

Beautiful shopping mall, open air and true Jerusalem atmosphere. The down side is that the shops are mostly large chains some international so in this respect, nothing special.

Expensive tourist trap. The place itself is beautiful but the prices, combined with the limited selection of shops and pricy parking, make it a pass. Morw suitable for window shopping.

Had coffee a cafe Rimon. Very cool little place to sit and have some coffee. Great little centre with some awesome shopping