Jerusalem areaPhoto: Bukvoed, CC BY 4.0, from Wikimedia Commons
Davidka Plaza
In Hebrew: רחבת הדוידקה
Shaded seating areas right by the Davidka light rail station. Located right next to Jaffa Street, which is busy with people.
We don't have information yet about: Water and springs, Lookout, Parking, Restrooms, Always open
Covered? Lit?
Lit, not covered
More about the place
The square, officially named Kikar HaHerut (Freedom Square), is located at the intersection of Jaffa Street, HaNevi'im Street, and Kiach Street, near the Machane Yehuda market. Standing in the square is a monument of Jerusalem stone sculpted in the shape of a knit cap, engraved with the pasuk "And I will defend this city to save it"; at its base sits a Davidka mortar from the War of Independence, after which the square is known. Behind the monument is a small fountain and ornamental trees. This stretch of Jaffa Street is a pedestrian mall, and you can continue along it on foot all the way to Zion Square.
Sources (in Hebrew): ויקיפדיה: כיכר הדוידקה
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