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Tel Aviv Markets Betzalel Market From King George Street near Allenby on the north side of the street get into the alley and you will see a an open air bazaar spread on a couple of alleys. Clothes market mainly from stocks and outlets. If you are patient and like to pry you can get lucky and find real bargains items from well known brands. Open Sunday to Friday Morning until late afternoon. Carmel Market Starts from opposite Allenby King George junction all the way to Carmelit Bus Terminal. An open air market. When you start from the Allenby entrance you will find mainly clothes, toys or house accessories stands. As you go inside deeper you will find a colorful huge fruits&vegetable market - also you can find on both side little shops selling fresh meat or fish and cheese. Open Sunday to Friday from early morning untill evening Nahalat Binyamin Just near the Carmel Market on the Nahalat Binyamin pedestrian walk. Arts & Crafts Fair on Tuesdays and Fridays when the artists themselves are offering their creations and you can find a variety of original artifacts. It is a very nice place for a stroll and for gift shopping. see photo gallery Jaffa Flea Market In Jaffa in the little alleys between Yefet Street and Jerusalem Blvd not far from the Jaffa Old Clock Tower Bazaar style market offering antiques, jewelery, clothes and lot of second hand stuff open Sunday to Friday from 10 am until late afternoon. A great place to visit and buy presents or unique oriental or antique items. Garage sale Market Friday mornings on Dizengoff Square stands selling antique and second hand books and other items Saturday morning the antique market is open in the Tel Aviv Port Home Made Food Market Stands that offer homemade dishes that you can eat on spot or take home. Dizengoff Center on Thursday afternoon until evening Gan Hayir on Friday mornings Tel Aviv port Farmers' Market Every Friday morning fresh fruits and vegetables directly sold by the farmers that grew it . It is fun to buy from people who sell their products with pride and love. Prices are not much so cheap and it is quite crowded but the atmosphere and the smells are worth the visit. Recently a indoor market has been inaugurated and it is open daily (closed Sundays) NEW Night Market every Wednesday i with some of the most special chefs of Tel Aviv cooking for you Levinsky Spice Market In Florentine Neighbourhood on Levinsky Street Stands selling a wide collection of spices. A great place for a smell around the world tour. Open Sunday to Friday morning until afternoon. The Russian Market near Blumfield in Jaffa A market where russian emigrants bring all kind of stuff and sell it for a few shekel I am not sure if it still exists see fun shops page |