Therefore, apart from planning the entrances individually, they were planned in the broad framework of a peripheral urban promenade branded as a 10K LOOP along its entire length, ten kilometers which is a quarter of a marathon.
Along the route of the loop, the planned entrances to the city are intertwined as well as parks and historical sites that tell the story of Kiryat Ono and strengthen the users' sense of belonging to the city. The route is accessible to all neighborhoods of the city and thus echoes the idea of community and the urban identity of Kiryat Ono throughout its entire length and not just in a specific way at the entrance points to the city that were planned.
Each of the four entrances to the city integrated along the boardwalk was designed according to its location in the city and the social context around it and contains a program that creates a meeting place for the communities in the area: a leisure complex and a weekly market, a city square, an amphitheater and a complex that combines a climbing wall. Thus, every urban entrance in Kiryat Ono is transformed and does not remain as a cosmetic point that people pass by without noticing.