Old City
Conviene a quien quiere vivir en un centro peatonal con comercios y restaurantes, con la estación Beer Sheva Center a siete minutos caminando.
Beerseba combina un núcleo histórico peatonal con una corona de barrios planificados que se fueron sumando por etapas, desde los barrios identificados con letras hasta los distritos más recientes al oeste y al norte. Las diferencias son claras: torres altas en el suroeste, casas unifamiliares en el oeste, y zonas de reciente urbanización aún en desarrollo. El centro y el norte concentran los barrios con estación de tren cercana.
Abrir Beerseba en el mapa Puntuaciones en vivo de transporte, cafeterías, colegios y sanidad, calculadas según lo que hay realmente alrededor de cada dirección.Conviene a quien quiere vivir en un centro peatonal con comercios y restaurantes, con la estación Beer Sheva Center a siete minutos caminando.
Adecuado para estudiantes y personal universitario, ya que alberga el campus de la Universidad Ben-Gurión y queda a ocho minutos a pie de Beer Sheva North.
Para familias que buscan una casa unifamiliar en un entorno arbolado en el oeste de la ciudad.
Pensado para quienes buscan una comunidad sionista religiosa, en un barrio construido en los años 2000.
Ottoman/Mandate historic core, now a pedestrianised centre of shops and restaurants
Lettered neighbourhood immediately north of the Old City (1950–53)
Lettered neighbourhood north-west of Alef, in the city-centre area
Lettered neighbourhood north-east of the Old City
Large lettered neighbourhood, home to Ben-Gurion University's campus
The 'model neighbourhood' (HaShatiah) north-west of the Old City (late 1960s)
Western lettered neighbourhood (Kiryat HaAvot), built in the 1990s
Lettered neighbourhood (Eshkol) west of the Old City, built in the 1970s
Lettered neighbourhood west of Tet, built in the 1980s–90s
The first post-independence neighbourhood, built 1950 south of the Old City
Neighbourhood built in the late 1950s–early 1960s
Garden-city district of detached two-storey homes south of the Old City
The largest modern neighbourhood (~32,000 residents), high-rise towers in the SW
Western district of detached homes built around woodland
Westernmost neighbourhood (Neve Menachem), mostly private homes (1990s)
Southernmost neighbourhood south-west of Neve Noy (early 1990s)
South-western neighbourhood (marketed 2015, first residents 2020)
Northern/eastern affluent hillside district of four sub-quarters (mid-1980s+)
Religious-Zionist community (Parcel 6), built in the 2000s
Diverse residential parcel (Parcel 7), developed around 2010
The Advanced Technologies Park by Beer Sheva North station (2019)
Western neighbourhood begun 2022, streets named for notable women
Neighbourhood under construction on the former stadium site