Carmel Market (Shuk Ha'Carmel) Tel Aviv

Allenby, King George and Sheinkin streets, Tel Aviv , Israel
  • Traveler Rating 4.00
    28 reviews 28 travel blogs 84 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Flea/street market

    Popularity

    14of 73 attractions in Tel Aviv

TravelPod Member ReviewsCarmel Market (Shuk Ha'Carmel) Tel Aviv

  • Everyday Stuff Market

    3

    joeld 4 contributions Houston, United States Mar 1, 2012

    Great place to go for the cheapest food, clothes, toys, household products, whatever.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Carmel Market (Shuk Ha'Carmel) Tel Aviv

  • 1

    Tel Aviv in General

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    Turns out, Israel is not a cheap country. Just to walk out into the street market and pick up a (DELICIOUS) shawarma will take $5.20 out of your pocket. Go to a real restaurant and the absolute cheapest thing starts at $13. Sit down with someone and have a meal with wine will easily go over $100 – and that's at your average nice but not fancy …

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    ... up with Yona Wiseman again (www.yonawise.net), this time for a private Walking tour of the Yemenite Quarter, which adjoins the Carmel Market.  We had not realized yesterday that we had passed so close to these streets! I am fascinated with different ...

  • 2

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    ... After the tour, we make our way over to the Carmel Market.  Our map does not have the area marked, so finding the Carmel Market becomes a sort of navigational game.  With smiles on our faces, we walk up to people and ask if they speak English ...

  • 3

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    ... a local beer and a plate of hummus, YUM!   The next morning, after a lazy Israeli breakfast, we wandered around the Carmel market and the Nahalat Binyamin crafts market where we even managed to buy ourselves some local crafts before heading off to ...

  • 4

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    ... once again stayed with Darryl Jackson, in his amazing apartment in the center of town, and I rediscovered my old friend, the Carmel Market.  The larger part of the enormous open-air market specializes in food.  Butchers hoist enormous slabs of ...

  • 5

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    ... most of the day covering one side of Tel Aviv to the other.  Highlights for us were  Sheinkin street, the Carmel market where Jen bought a cool pair of cheap sunglasses, then Rothschild street which was known for the large number of Bauhaus ...

  • 6

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    Today I visited the city of Tel-Aviv. I went to the Carmel Market and then wafor some time.lked by the coast until old Yafo. I visited this old part of the city. Then I went ot the beach next to it, went to the sea and layed down on the sun until sunset. ...

  • 7

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    ... all over my feet and ankles.  It reminded me why I don't typically ride buses.   Today I toured Tel Aviv.  If you ever come to Israel, I'd suggest giving it a miss.  Not much to see/do.  I took in the Carmel Market (basically ...

  • 8

    All better now

    ... (Ronnie's sister- I think...) for a couple of days, until something new shows up. So now that I have a plan, I feel a lot better :D Off to Carmel market as I only have a couple of hours to waste until I go back to the center. Fingers crossed everyone ...

  • 9

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    ... . The next day, we walked a lot and toured the city, seeing Rabin Square, Allenby, Dizengoff and Shenkin Streets, and the Carmel Market where we grabbed some ingredients to make dinner at the hostel (spaghetti) and it was really nice to just cook for ...

  • 10

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    ... the street, and it is a delightful to just be out and walking and feeling the energy of this place. We visit the bustling Carmel Market and then see the enormous new gay and lesbian center erected by the municipality. After a great lunch in an outdoor ...