Ramat Gan
Ramat Gan is a city bordering the north with Tel Aviv. Its name can be translated as a "garden hills".
Ramat Gan was founded in 1921. In the beginning it was a moshav and was called Ir-Ganim ("city of gardens").
In 1950, Ramat Gan was given the status of a city.
In the 1950s, the stadium and the National Park appeared in the city.
In Ramat-Gan there is a zoo "Safari".
In 1968, the world's largest diamond exchange was opened here.
On the territory of Ramat-Gan are the Bar-Ilan University and Tel-ha-Shomer Hospital (Shiba).
Municipality:
Byalik 35
Tel. 03-6753537
The National Insurance Institute of Israel ("Bituah Leumi"):
ha-Hashmonaim 15
Tel. *6050, 12226050
Israeli Employment Service ("Lishkat Taasuka"):
Derech Menahem Begin 125, Tel Aviv
Tel. 03-7634111
The Ministry of Interior ("Misrad ha-Pnim"):
Byalik 2
Tel. 03-6759200
Israel Tax Authority:
"Mas Ahnasa":
Jabotinsky 43
Tel. 03-7530333, 03-7530335, Fax. 03-7530205
Israel Ministry of Construction and Housing:
Tel. 03-763277, 03-7632823
Sheba Medical Center ("Tel ha-Shomer")
Tel. 1-800-65-00-65
Bar-Ilan University
Tel. 03-5318111
City streets and attractions near the city:
Ramat Gan. Rambam SquareRamat Gan. Bialik streetRamat Gan. Sderot HaYeledRamat Gan. Park in Sderot HaYeledRamat Gan. Herzl streetRamat Gan. GefenTel Aviv. Neve TzedekTel Aviv. Neve TzedekJaffaBeauty of Old Jaffa Ramat Gan | The distance
(in straight line):
| to Jerusalem - | 47 km | | to Tel Aviv - | 4 km | | to Haifa - | 84 km | | to Beer Sheva - | 90 km |
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