In Jerusalem, the L3 tram route extended to Damascus Gate

Starting Tuesday, November 10, the L3 Jerusalem tram route has been extended from the 'Ha-Turim' stop to 'Sha'ar Shchem' at the Damascus Gate. This was announced by the Ministries of Finance and Transportation and the Jerusalem Municipality. Passengers from the Malha area can now reach the city center without a transfer.

Starting Tuesday, November 10, the L3 Jerusalem tram route has been extended from the 'Ha-Turim' stop to 'Sha'ar Shchem' at the Damascus Gate of the Old City. This was announced by the Ministries of Finance and Transportation and the Jerusalem Municipality. Passengers from the Malha area can now reach the city center without a transfer. The route extension will also increase the frequency of trams on Jaffa Street. L3 is the first operating route along the 'green line' project track. On the extended section, L3 now shares five stops with the L1 route, which connects Neve Yaakov with Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. These stops provide access to the Mahane Yehuda market, the city hall, the Mamila district, and the Old City.