Centre & the old Moshava
The 1890 moshava core around Yaakov and Benjamin Streets, with the Great Synagogue (1903), Herzl Street shopping and the central bus routes.
90 places
Rehovot
What each part of Rehovot is like for newcomers, with the shuls, schools, doctors and shops listed there.
The 1890 moshava core around Yaakov and Benjamin Streets, with the Great Synagogue (1903), Herzl Street shopping and the central bus routes.
90 places
Northern neighbourhoods towards Ness Ziona, between Highway 40 and the railway.
67 places
The area by the Weizmann Institute campus and Rehovot railway station, with the institute's student residences.
51 places
North-eastern neighbourhoods next to the Weizmann Institute and the Science Park.
27 places
Historic quarter in the south-east of the old town, settled from 1908 by Yemenite families who came to work in the moshava; many traditional Yemenite shuls.
23 places
Southern neighbourhoods; Rehovot HaHadasha is one of the newer, larger planned areas of the city.
13 places
The western neighbourhoods off Highway 40 and Herzl Street: Kfar Gvirol, Rehovot HaHolandit and Neot Keramim.
9 places
South-eastern neighbourhoods towards Highway 410 and Kiryat Ekron.
8 places
Older southern neighbourhood beside Sha'araim and Givati, a short walk from the centre.
2 places