Armon HaNatziv
ארמון הנציב
Also called East Talpiot, on the ridge south of the Old City, with the views from the Haas Promenade.
Next buses near Armon HaNatziv
Live arrivals at the closest stops, with timetable times where live ones aren't available.
Live times come from the Ministry of Transport's real-time feed via curlbus.app, and timetable times from the Open Bus project (Hasadna). Buses can run early or late, so leave a few minutes' margin. Most buses and the light rail don't run on Shabbat and chagim.
Getting around Armon HaNatziv
- No light-rail stop nearby; buses are the way in and out.
- Bus lines at the nearest stops: 78, 88, 90, 91, 107, 480, 510, 512, 870. About 1,411 departures from those stops on a weekday.
From the Ministry of Transport timetable for 12 Nov 2026, via Open Bus (Hasadna). Routes change, so check Moovit before you rely on one.
Places in Armon HaNatziv (2)
From the Jerusalem Local directory: listings in Armon HaNatziv or within about a kilometre of its centre.
Parks & nature (1)
- Haas Promenade
The southern lookout over Jerusalem from the Armon HaNatziv ridge, with the Old City, the Dome of the Rock, the Mount of Olives and Mount Scopus laid out in front of you. Haas is the middle of three linked promenades that run for about 2.5 km.
Gyms & pools (1)
- Talpaz Sports Center
Neighbourhood sports centre run by the East Talpiot community administration, with a heated pool under a retractable roof, a toddler pool, a gym, a studio used for Pilates, yoga and Zumba, a spinning room, dry and wet saunas and a sun deck. The centre's own page lists separate-gender swimming between 20:30 and 22:00, with men's and women's slots alternating through the week. Single entry is listed at 60 NIS on weekdays and 65 NIS on Saturday, with reduced rates for children, soldiers, students and seniors.